Posted by yorkshiregeek on September 10, 2014 at 3:00pm
Can someone help me with the home page? I just want a basic home page for auth and anon people without the OA graphics. How do I edit those to remove?
Thanks
Jason
Can someone help me with the home page? I just want a basic home page for auth and anon people without the OA graphics. How do I edit those to remove?
Thanks
Jason
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Override Open Atrium welcome screen
This is from my notes from a few months back, and my set up is likely not exactly the same as yours, so of course use at your own risk. My experience was somewhat tedious (as you can see).
Override Open Atrium welcome screen
Hide toolbar and banner on homepage for anonymous users
Thanks thats really helpful.
Thanks thats really helpful. Its almost there now bit a couple of probs...
1) The login shows but it has an warning showing to the user that they are not authorised to view this page.
2) How do I edit the page content again? I tried going to the home page and editing in the UI as you suggested but whatever I add there does not show to a user not signed in?
Thanks
Jason
Also is it possible to have
Also is it possible to have the home page default to a space page but if they are not signed in it takes them to the login page?
Did you get it figured out?
Did you get it figured out? For the logged in/logged out redirection I would look at the Rules module. Sorry I can't be more help as it's been quite some time since I've tinkered in there.
Have the same problem
Have the same problem. Want to remove the warning showing to the user that they are not authorised to view this page.
Simple login form on homepage
I had a similar problem, wanting to remove the default full-page banner that was shown to unauthenticated/anonymous users on the home page. I could remove the banner, but then couldn't find a login form in the open atrium widgets... Pointing to /user/login was also not acceptable, as it too has OA-branded graphics and might confuse my users. I finally discovered a 'user login' block, and it was just what I needed. I disabled the banner content pane on the unauthenticated home page variant, then set the 'user login' block to appear in the content area on the page. It works! Nice and simple.
No need for access rule
The step 10 (Add a new access rule, "User: role". Settings: anonymous user) is not necessary, because there are two variants: Authenticated and Anonymous Users. Without this access rule the warning showing the user is not authorised to view the page disappears.