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[Solved] Login aria with separate information for each user

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 5:24 pm
by eddie67
Edit: Got help from psy to set up the modules as RonnyK suggested, and valuable help from ajprog for finding the right solution.

Thanks for your interest.

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I would like to get an offer for a module which can handle the following scenario:

The requirements are theese:


1. There must be a page which is accessible for all logged in users. In this aria it will be PDF's downloadable for all.
It is then a common page for all logged in users.

2. There must be a aria/page for users with separate information availabe only to that specific user. This aria/page will contain certain test-results (only text).
Additionaly there must be a admin who will enter the information into this aria, and so must have access to all the aria. The input of text by the admin can be done through back-end or front-end, whichever is most convenient to make.

It way be that there are current modules which can be used, like maybe the FEU, or another.
However, I am not expert on this, so even if it involves current modules or making a new one, I would like a qoute.
If it involves making of new module it can be given also free to the community, if you so choose.

I have no idea about the budget here, but I am not afraid to spend some $.

Thanks for your interest.

Eddie

Re: Login aria with separate information for each user

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 6:07 pm
by RonnyK
I would say that this is already solvable by default FEU + CC.

You could create a login page, and then redirect to a page with as alias the login of the user. Then the CustomContent should check if the user that is logged on, is the same as the page-alias.

So I dont think that module-creation is required.

Basically is there a setting in the settings of FEU, for a redirect-page after login. You could set {$username} there, after which it opens the page with the same alias as the username.

Ronny