I have a basic app with only one group of authenticated users (no roles) achieved thru registration. User registers, logs in, then can enter some data using a basic form. OVer time they will add more records via the form and only see their records.
Only two tables: Registered users and a Form Data. One authentication. No authentication table.
Im trying to combine two datapages emdeded on one webpage - one form and one report so that on one page the user could see the summary report of their current data and also submit another entry. See below:
Works well, but because they are both set for record level access when I choose LOGOUT both sections show a login box.
Would like logoff to go to one page to log back in. tried to create a static Login Page with redirect but it wouldnt work. I tried a View but couldn't get it to work.
Followed many of the how to's but since this one is simple (no roles) none of the examples quite apply. All input welcome.
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I have a basic app with only one group of authenticated users (no roles) achieved thru registration. User registers, logs in, then can enter some data using a basic form. OVer time they will add more records via the form and only see their records.
Only two tables: Registered users and a Form Data. One authentication. No authentication table.
Im trying to combine two datapages emdeded on one webpage - one form and one report so that on one page the user could see the summary report of their current data and also submit another entry. See below:
Works well, but because they are both set for record level access when I choose LOGOUT both sections show a login box.
Would like logoff to go to one page to log back in. tried to create a static Login Page with redirect but it wouldnt work. I tried a View but couldn't get it to work.
Followed many of the how to's but since this one is simple (no roles) none of the examples quite apply. All input welcome.
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