We built this extension to provide some additional control over behavior after user login or logout.  It allows you to specify the following behaviors:

- Whether to display the confirmation page after user login
- Whether to display the confirmation page after user logout.
- Whether to direct user to previous page or a set destination.
- Destination after user login.
- Destination after user logout.

This extension may not work properly on sites using MSM/multisite or EE forums, or if EE is not installed in your web root.  That said, it works quite well for most sites, and even made it onto a top ten list.

It is free to download, use, modify, or distribute.  If you find it helpful, let us know.  If you have suggestions or improvements, email or post to us in the forums.  Here ‘tis:

EE 2.0:
http://www.twomile.com/services/add-on/redirect-after-login-for-expressionengine-20

EE 1.6:
http://www.twomile.com/services/add-on/redirect-after-login-for-expressionengine-16

Hm. I just installed this and it doesn’t seem to save my settings for destination path after login, instead changing back to the defaults.

@Corey Snipes: You’re save my life! Thanks.

Will be nice, if there will be an option something like “redirect at the same page after login / logout”. It’s very useful, if the login form is on the every page.

@Andy - That settings behavior is odd; I’ll take a look.  What’s your EE version?

@Gabriel - Thanks!  I’m glad it’s helpful.  I’ll add your suggestion to our feature list for this extension.  So I’m clear on what you mean… you’d like to see a setting that would keep the user on the current page?  In other words, if someone is on the About page and they log out, it would return them to the About page?  And if they log out from the Contact page it would take them back there?

@Corey Snipes: exactly!

I’m using Mark Bowen’s Logout Redirect combined with the $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’] variable for achieving redirect at the same page. But I’m really happy about bypassing login notification page with your extension. Both extensions won’t work together.

I would also like the current page after login feature.

Yes please!

Another vote for current page after login.

And me. Please.

nyeoman - 19 November 2008 08:25 PM

I would also like the current page after login feature.

+1

Thanks for the feedback, everyone.  We’re checking the settings handling, and looking the effort involved in adding a “current page after login” feature as well.  Stay tuned!

Corey Snipes - 12 November 2008 07:23 AM

@Andy - That settings behavior is odd; I’ll take a look.  What’s your EE version?

Hey Corey, huge apologies for not getting back - the project requirement changed and we no longer needed a login to get in so the problem kinda went away!

The version I was running at the time was 1.6.5, build:  20081024.

@Andy - Glad you were able to ‘work around’ that problem.  I tested the extension on 1.6.5 and I couldn’t replicate the save settings issue you mentioned earlier.  If you come across this again or any other problems with the extension, please let us (Corey and I) know and we’ll do what we can to get it remedied.

Thanks

We’ve added a feature for “last page after login”.  Thanks to Kevin for doing the heavy lifting on that.  You can download the updated version (1.1.0) from our site:

http://www.twomile.com/services/add-on/expression-engine-redirect-after-login

We tried a few different scenarios to confirm that settings are saving properly and haven’t been able to reproduce any trouble here.  If anyone is still having trouble getting their settings to save, please let us know!

Great feature, thanks for the update!

I would like to see the option to redirect after registration.

Thanks for the feedback, CN.  That does sound like a useful addition.  We’re freezing new features on this plugin for a bit while we focus on other project work, but if there’s demand for this feature we’ll certainly look at including it in a future release.

Does this extension work for sites doing a Multiple Domain Login and forum logins?

Works great. Love the new feature to direct to the last page visited. The perfect compliment to this would be to have a redirect for logging out that also takes the visitor to the last page visited.

Thanks for this great extension. It’s a very welcome addition!!