Is there a way, maybe a rule or some php, to redirect to the previous page after logging in. Right now on our site it just takes you back to the login page but I would like to go back to whatever page they were on before they logged in, or at least to the homepage.
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Hi there @seacrist, below is a document that talks exactly about the subject you are interested in when it comes to redirecting after login. When you get a minute give it a look and let me know if you have any questions! Thanks in advance!
I wanted to touchbase @seacrist and see if you had any additional questions that I could assist with on this subject? Thanks!
Sorry, I still haven’t been able to get it to work. I also tried to make a rule from here, Redirect Users from Within Rules, and had a rule that had this in it, but it would just redirect to the front-page without logging in.
function (user, context, callback) {
context.redirect = {
url: “https://ipqpubs.org/front-page/”
};
return callback(null, user, context);
}
After talking further with our support team, you might have better luck implementing state or nonce in your application. It’s likely not redirecting effectively because it’s not being passed a token.
stateoptional (String) An arbitrary value that should be maintained across redirects. It is useful to mitigate CSRF attacks and for any contextual information (for example, a return URL) that you might need after the authentication process is finished. For more information, see State Parameter.
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