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> > There isn't much in the archives about this feature, but I have tried everything I can think of. I've tried *setting* postlogin_action in the profile in catalog.cfg, in the [userdb] tag that performs the login and in the login form. I've tried *defining* the action in profiles.login and in a scratch by it's name on the login page. As a test I am just setting a scratch to success and checking that, but nothing I do is working.<br>> ><br>> > Here is an example of how I try to set it in the userdb tag that is performing the login.<br>> > [userdb function=login profile=user_agents postlogin_action=Ev_user]<br>> ><br>> > I would have thought, this would mean I could make an entry for profiles.login with ITL, but it just doesn't work.<br>> ><br>> > __NAME__ Ev_user<br>> ><br>> > [set evald]success[/set]<br>> ><br>> > __END__<br>> ><br>> ><br>> > Does this feature still work?<br>> <br>> It expects a macro, similar to Autoload. So the following should work:<br>> <br>> Sub ev_user <<EOS<br>> sub {<br>> $Scratch->{evald} = 'success';<br>> }<br>> EOS<br>> <br>> UserDB user_agents postlogin_action ev_user<br><BR>Thanks for the clarification Racke. Since the docs were down, I was going by RTFM which says it can also be an block of ITL... which I don't believe can be in a sub. RTFM must be incorrect.<BR> <BR>Best,<BR> <BR>Paul<BR> </div></body>
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