how to make private page

[Shivaji C, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

How can i make my login page as public and remaining pages as private , so that after login only one can see the site content, any idea folks?

[Juhi Kumari, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

Hi Shivaji,

Remove the view permission for guest of all pages except your login page. And give view permission to
Power User, so rthat after login only any one will be able to view all pages.


Regards
Juhi

[Shivaji C, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

could u tell me how to do that ,briefly.please

[Juhi Kumari, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

Hi,

Go to Dockbar --> Manage -->Page -->Select page --> Permission -->Uncheck view permission for guest and check view permission for Power User --> Save.
Do the same for all pages except the login page.


Regards
Juhi

[Shivaji C, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

Thank you Juhi, it worked really nicely,i have one more doubt, by default i will show login page for users by that time no other pages are visible for user, after loggin in successfully, he will became poweruser have permissions to view the all oages this is all working fine, but my requirement is when he loggin he should not see the login details againg , ie i want hide this page from power user, how can i do this, if iam changing permission, there is already it is unchecked for poweruser

[Gaurav Jain, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

Shivaji C:

Thank you Juhi, it worked really nicely,i have one more doubt, by default i will show login page for users by that time no other pages are visible for user, after loggin in successfully, he will became poweruser have permissions to view the all oages this is all working fine, but my requirement is when he loggin he should not see the login details againg , ie i want hide this page from power user, how can i do this, if iam changing permission, there is already it is unchecked for poweruser

If I understood you correctly, after logging in you want to hide login page from navigation? If so, you can manage this in your theme. Default navigation is prepared from navigation.vm. Update it and check if user is signed in then don't display login page (how to check which page is login page - you can add a theme setting or custom page attribute, or can hardcode it)

[Manish Kumar, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

Hello Shivaji,
You can get your requirement by using this code, just you have to make this type of conditions in your navigation.vm of your theme as Gaurav also mentioned.

		#if(!$nav_item.getName().equals("page1")|| !$condition)
		
		#if(!$nav_item.getName().equals("page2") || !$condition)

Hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Manish Kumar

[Shivaji C, geändert vor 11 Jahren.]

		#if(!$nav_item.getName().equals("page1")|| !$condition)
		
		#if(!$nav_item.getName().equals("page2") || !$condition)

Manish, thanks fro ur reply can u tell me the !$condition , what should i write to hide the login page after logging in


Regards, |Shivaji