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Programmers corner / Disable diff template inheritance
« on: August 16, 2012, 05:32:54 PM »
Can someone please tell me if it's possible to disable diff template inheritance.
Reason being:
On my root folder / - I have a diff template of "{.redirect|/~login.}" which means that the moment a user browses to the root it asks them to login - once they've logged in the user redirection takes over and redirects them to their user folder, but because /redirect/~login is inherited a loop is created...
e.g. John browses to "http://www.myhfs.com/"
because he's gone to the root folder it automatically redirects him to the login page, he enters his username & password, HFS sees that John's account is supposed to be redirect to "http://www.myhfs.com/john" after logging in.
The problem:
.redirect|/~login is inherited by all child folders - meaning an endless loop is created when HFS tries to redirect John to /John - because the diff template is inherited HFS immediately redirects John back to /~login - which of course redirects him back to /John and so on.
I don't want to restrict access to the root folder to force immediate login - because then the account redirection doesn't work.
Thanks for any help
Reason being:
On my root folder / - I have a diff template of "{.redirect|/~login.}" which means that the moment a user browses to the root it asks them to login - once they've logged in the user redirection takes over and redirects them to their user folder, but because /redirect/~login is inherited a loop is created...
e.g. John browses to "http://www.myhfs.com/"
because he's gone to the root folder it automatically redirects him to the login page, he enters his username & password, HFS sees that John's account is supposed to be redirect to "http://www.myhfs.com/john" after logging in.
The problem:
.redirect|/~login is inherited by all child folders - meaning an endless loop is created when HFS tries to redirect John to /John - because the diff template is inherited HFS immediately redirects John back to /~login - which of course redirects him back to /John and so on.
I don't want to restrict access to the root folder to force immediate login - because then the account redirection doesn't work.
Thanks for any help