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Hi guys,

I have a situation in which I want to add groups x and y, check to see if a user is a member of any of those groups and if they are, direct them to a different page depending on which group they are a member of, i.e. Group X will be redirected to Page X, Group Y to Page Y and so on.

I realise that I could do that with several {if} statements in my template and {redirect}s but I really need it to continue working if I add more groups without having to edit the template every time to add new statements.

What i've done so far:
1. Created two users "User 1" and "User 2".
2. Created two groups "Group X" and "Group Y".
3. Assigned "User 1" to "Group X" and "User 2" to "Group Y".
4. Created two new pages, one for each user to see when they're logged in.
5. Added an extra attribute value to each of the pages, "Group X" and "Group Y".
6. Added the following code to the template i'm using for protected pages:
What happens is that the user is always shown the "Note Authorized" message, regardless of group membership.

I guess i'm on the wrong track here. Could someone give me some guidance please?

Maybe make sure extra1 and alias of page are the same?...

Hi Dr.CSS,

Thank you for your response. That is the case though. The page alias and the extra attribute have the same value and yet it the page always displays 'Not Authorized' regardless.

Do you see any problems with my approach or my syntax?

Many thanks.

Edit: I should add that the group name is also the same. Group name, page alias and extra1 all share the same value.

Maybe you need to capture the value out side of the memberof call then put the assigned value in the memberof call...

Fraserm wrote:Hi guys,

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{if $ccuser->loggedin() && $ccuser->memberof($content_obj->GetPropertyValue('extra1'))}
{redirect_page page='($content_obj->GetPropertyValue('extra1'))'}
{content}
{else}
Not authorized
{/if}

Try {page_attr key='extra1'} instead of ($content_obj->GetPropertyValue('extra1')

http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/viewtopi ... =4&t=46284

Hi all,

I found an old post that Calguy wrote following a question from a user who asked something very similar to me (I did search earlier, I promise).

His suggestion was to use GCBs (GCB name the same as the login name), one for each Group, with the following code in the template:
You need to remember to mark your page as non-cachable for this to work, but work it does. In addition to that code I added the stuff needed to display the login form if the user isn't logged in etc:


I think this will do just find for me this time round, so i'll mark the original post as solved.