On making an assumption you are pulling the username and password authentication from a table, add a page2load parameter and when the user logs in have the url pass the page2load parameter. On 21 Jun 2014 at 8:50, Tim Daley wrote: > > I finally got my login form working with LDAP authentication and pure html. > > I have coded the httpd_location in my login.html and on successful login, that page is brought > up. > > I would like to avoid a static success page, but instead go back to the page that the user > originally entered. I thought it was as simple as removing the hidden field, but apparently that's > not it. > > Suggestions? > > So close... > > > On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 2:37 PM, Tim Daley <tim.daley@xxxxxxx> wrote: > I finally got my login form working with LDAP authentication and pure html. > > I have coded the httpd_location in my login.html and on successful login, that page is > brought up. > > I would like to avoid a static success page, but instead go back to the page that the user > originally entered. I thought it was as simple as removing the hidden field, but apparently > that's not it. > > Suggestions? > > So close... > > -- > Tim Daley > IT Specialist-Operating Systems > cru | Technology | Platform Team > o: 407-826-2911 | m: 407-716-0284 > tim.daley@xxxxxxx > > > > > -- > Tim Daley > IT Specialist-Operating Systems > cru | Technology | Platform Team > o: 407-826-2911 | m: 407-716-0284 > tim.daley@xxxxxxx > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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