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3/15/2006 11:09 AM
 

I have setup DNN so that when the login button is clicked or a user goes to an area that requires a login they are redirected to my custom login page (which is nothing more than the Login module put on a page).

The issue I am having is that once a user logs in I want them to be either 1.) Redirected to the page that caused the login page to be appear.

This behaviour is normal to DNN when you use the built in login option, but it doesn't seem to work when you use a custom login page.

What are my options here?

Thank You,
Stuart

 


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