[TYPO3] Limited access content log in URL re-direction

[Katja Lampela]

Rocky wrote:
> Johannes Reichardt wrote:
> Hey list,
>  >>
>  >> I'm a newbie in TYPO3 community. Some content of my web page needs to
>  >> be password protected. The problem is that I want the visitor has
>  >> access to partial of the content even they do not have an account or
>  >> did not log in. After they click on a link, they will be brought to
>  >> log in page. After login they will see the full content. Is that
>  >> possible any of you give me some hints how to achieve this please? Can
>  >> I do it with new login box?
>  >>
>  >> I would really appreciate it if any of you could give me some 
> direction?
>  >>
>  >> Thanks a lot in advance!
>  >>
>  >> Rocky
> 
>> hi rocky,
>>
>> you can use the new login box. Also you can set in the page 
>> propierties something like "show at fe login" - very neat.
>>
>> - Johannes
>>
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> 
> Hey Johannes,
> 
> Thank you very much for your quick reply:) Yet I read the new login box 
> tutorial several times and tried template -------> CONTSTANT EDITOR and 
> TypoScript Object Browser. I got nothing. I downloaded New login box 
> extended with redirect function(EXT KEY:bzb_newloginbox_redirect) which 
> has the redirecting ability but I could not get any documentation. I 
> could not even able to figure out how to insert New loginbox extended 
> with redirect element into my page. Anybody help me please?
> 
> 
> Thanks a lot in advance!
> Rocky

The extranet consists of 2 different things:
1. FE usergroups with FE users (which you make for example in a sysfolder)
2. the pages/content elements which you restrict to the FE usergroups 
you want with the ACCESS field - this can be found in the bottom of the 
page/element properties. You can also make a common restriction with the 
  "show at login" or "hide at login" options.

After you have made the previous actions the user (belogning to the FE 
usergroup) who logs in, can see the restricted pages/content elements. 
The login form can be placed multiple times, if wanted, any where on the 
site or it can be in the template so it appears on every page. But 
that's another story..;)
Katja