redirect on login success (custom login)

[adm.iuri]

When using a custom login, I know that is possible to set a page to be called on a fail login, so is possible to set the page to be called on a success login?

REF: http://www.cpanel.net/cpanel-login.phps

[cPanelDavidG]

When using a custom login, I know that is possible to set a page to be called on a fail login, so is possible to set the page to be called on a success login?

REF: http://www.cpanel.net/cpanel-login.phps

This works for me on: WHM 11.23.0 cPanel 11.23.1-E24388

What version are you running?

[adm.iuri]

This works for me on: WHM 11.23.0 cPanel 11.23.1-E24388

What version are you running?

It works for me too.

But on success it redirects to http://server:2082/frontend/x3, I want a redirect to something else.

if I pass a url in 'failurl' it's will redirect to it on fail, I want something like this but for success. (maybe successurl)

[cPanelDavidG]

It works for me too.

But on success it redirects to http://server:2082/frontend/x3, I want a redirect to something else.

if I pass a url in 'failurl' it's will redirect to it on fail, I want something like this but for success. (maybe successurl)

I meant to say that the failurl parameter works as intended for me, redirecting to the URL I provided upon a failed login.

[cpanelkenneth]

It works for me too.

But on success it redirects to http://server:2082/frontend/x3, I want a redirect to something else.

if I pass a url in 'failurl' it's will redirect to it on fail, I want something like this but for success. (maybe successurl)

You likely need to have a customized theme, and then set the account(s) to use that theme.

[adm.iuri]

Thanks,

This is not the perfect solution but I think it will work.

[cPanelDavidG]

Thanks,

This is not the perfect solution but I think it will work.

You can also just use the branding editor to change the appearance of the interface and then apply that branding to all your users' accounts.

[adm.iuri]

You likely need to have a customized theme, and then set the account(s) to use that theme.

One more question:

is possible to an user select the theme on login screen (disabling htauth first of coure)

[cPanelDavidG]

One more question:

is possible to an user select the theme on login screen (disabling htauth first of coure)

That functionality is not available at this time as the cPanel theme cannot be set via a login form. Offhand, I can't think of any reliable method to programmaticly modify a user's theme as needed during (or immediately preceding) the login process.