Liz Gibbs - Login forms are global. Once you're logged in, you're logged in to all Secure Zones that you have access to. Therefore there's no way for it to hit a specific landing page. However, you can set a redirect value on your login form when inserting it via the Toolbox on the edit view of a page. This way you could have multiple login pages, each with a different redirect value. For example, in your menu you might have links to 2 different logins - Student, and Teacher. These 2 different pages' login forms could redirect to different landing pages. Since the 401 page is generic, it can only have 1 redirect value.
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Jan 11, 2021
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Matt Walter
Dec 1, 2020
Liz Gibbs - Login forms are global. Once you're logged in, you're logged in to all Secure Zones that you have access to. Therefore there's no way for it to hit a specific landing page.
However, you can set a redirect value on your login form when inserting it via the Toolbox on the edit view of a page. This way you could have multiple login pages, each with a different redirect value. For example, in your menu you might have links to 2 different logins - Student, and Teacher. These 2 different pages' login forms could redirect to different landing pages.
Since the 401 page is generic, it can only have 1 redirect value.
Emily Dickson
Nov 27, 2020
related to DJ's question - https://app.clickup.com/t/aut90a - https://forum.siteglide.com/post/unique-landing-default-page-per-secure-zone-5fbe92fd70ab664c8c0c1981