Navigate to Page on Login
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Hi,
If I have some admin users and some non-admin users, is there a way to force them onto either my studio or portal using this method on login? I would also like this behavior but, the URL for my page ideally needs to contain the parameter &chrome=off but only for my portal users, is that possible too?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Lee,
Absolutely, you can use a rule type called string list contains any to filter your administrators/designers against your all users accounts (Or other custom group configuration) to split the flow, as demonstrated below:
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You can then add an end form session step on each outcome path. From here we can append a URL that is specific to each user group:
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This allows us to specify the chrome parameter only for non-admin users and split the request so admin / non-admin users get directed to the studio or portal respectively.Ensuring [b]H [/b]is part of the URL forces the user onto the portal and [b]StudioH [/b]will force the user onto the studio. Any example of this is:
Portal User URL: http://[URL]/Primary/[b]H[/b]/?FolderId=a7bcb751-7549-11ec-b099-dcfb48e98431&pageName=DashboardPageTest&Chrome=off
Studio User URL: http://[URL]/Primary/[b]StudioH[/b]/?FolderId=a7bcb751-7549-11ec-b099-dcfb48e98431&pageName=DashboardPageTest
Out updated documentation outlining this is found here: https://documentation.decisions.com/docs/login-user-ui-flow-behavior
[i]edited by tim@decisions.com on 3/1/2022[/i]0