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Adx portal 7.0.0023 Sign In pages is absent

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Posted on by Micchael 390

Hi guys,

Just implemented authentication based navigation menu (using liquid templates) for latest Adxportal version and found that "Sign In" link doesn't work.

Investigation show than recommended by Adx sitemarker "Login" does not exist anymore and the follow row returns null:

href="{{ sitemarkers['Login'].url | add_query:'returnurl', request.path_and_query }}"

Not a problem. Let's create the Login sitemarker and reference Sign In page. Oops. There is no more Sign In page and mvc controller figures out the sign in url  based on used context and redirects it to different type of Sign In controllers.

If you're planning to go online and want to stick with liquid templates then the fast work around is to change it for Profile site marker. It will always redirect not authenticated user to Sign In page:

href="{{ sitemarkers['Profile'].url | add_query:'returnurl', request.path_and_query }}"

Does any body know how to fetch Sign In url with liquid templates  ?

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Micchael Profile Picture
    Micchael 390 on at
    RE: Adx portal 7.0.0023 Sign In pages is absent

    Thank you guys

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    Colin V Profile Picture
    Colin V on at
    RE: Adx portal 7.0.0023 Sign In pages is absent

    Just to add to Nick's solution if you want to maintain the functionality of the proper return URL there is a liquid attribute in the request object you can use - ?returnUrl={{ request.raw_url_encode }}

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    Nick.Doelman Profile Picture
    Nick.Doelman 1,947 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Adx portal 7.0.0023 Sign In pages is absent

    I ran into the same issue, it's a clunky solution but it works

    At the start of the web template record:

    {% assign signin_url = '~\SignIn?returnUrl=%2F' %}

    {% assign signout_url = '~\Account\Login\Logoff?returnUrl=%2F' %}

    {% assign signup_url = '~\sign-up' %}

    and later in the code (depending on where/how you want the buttons):

    <a href="{{ signout_url | escape }}" class="btn btn-block btn-lg btn-primary">{{ snippets["signout"] }}</a>

    Cheers

    Nick

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