I can only create a single portal on the site I am working on and I have one set of pages for unregistered users to view primarily with HTML content. I have a specific home page setup for these unregistered users to see when they first hit the site. 

When a registered user logs in I am currently not displaying the home page that I am displaying to the unauthorized user to registered users, I eliminated access via security, (and I do not want to have to put them on that page initially only for them to have to navigate to the page they really need to see).  Due to the configuration, I am currently seeing a message indicating that the signed in user is not authorized to view the home page.

What I need assistance with is changing the home page dynamically to another page when a user signs in so that the home page is specific to the role. Either that or I need to change what is displayed on the single home page (as well as the title of the page) when a user signs in based on the role.  There will be multiple roles that will need to see different information on each page when they login.  I would prefer to do this in such a way as to allow a single administrator the ability to see the page and update html content if necessary.

Can this be accomplished?  Do I need to try some kind of redirect on the home page for specific signed in users based on role to the page they need to see?  Any assistance anyone can provide would be appreciated.

Thank,
Jeff

You can add more modules to the home page and set their security so that they are only visible to users in your chosen roles.

That allows you to have the home page look different depending on how they are logged in.

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Best wishes,
- Richard
Agile Development Consultant, Practitioner, and Trainer
www.dynamisys.co.uk

Jeff, can you code? If so the logic is pretty simple.

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Steven Webster
Manager, Community Platform
F5 Networks, DevCentral