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1. Re: "customer logged in but not in a specific secure zone"
Liam Dilley May 22, 2013 2:00 PM (in response to Gizay)If you do not assign a person to a zone but they have filled out a form with username and password they can login. They are not assigned to a zone but still can have a logged in state.
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2. Re: "customer logged in but not in a specific secure zone"
Sidney Mitchell May 22, 2013 2:05 PM (in response to Gizay)Hi Nancy,
Could also be due to using a generic login form, but Liam's suggestion is accurate as well.
"The login box that customer uses when you get a message: "X logged in but not to a specific secure zone." is a generic box.
If you know some HTML you can check the action URL of that login form and if ZoneID=-1. You need to replace -1 with the secure zone id you want to log the customer into. You'll find the id of a secure zone by hovering the mouse over it and checking the status bar in your browser."
Hope this helps clarify.
-Sidney
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3. Re: "customer logged in but not in a specific secure zone"
Gizay Jul 11, 2013 5:26 PM (in response to Gizay)Thank you Sidney and Liam. You have been very helpful!
Nancy
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4. Re: "customer logged in but not in a specific secure zone"
RightBraneDesign Sep 19, 2013 6:25 AM (in response to Sidney Mitchell)This works great but the problem im having is i have multiple secure zones so assigning one of my secure zone IDs to the link id would not work correctly it will show the client logged into one specific zone even if they go into the other zone. Any work around for this, multiple login system pages perhaps? This also directs the user to one specific secure zone once they login.
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5. Re: "customer logged in but not in a specific secure zone"
RightBraneDesign Sep 19, 2013 6:50 AM (in response to RightBraneDesign)Ok figured it out, if I add the login html to a new page then change the url ID on that page it works correctly. The key is not to use the generic login form and create a new one per secure zone.




