I need to configure a few pages so that they display on my menu but force the user to login when they are clicked. I'm sure I've done this before somehow?

If I give the pages a specific role they aren't shown to guest users.
Any thoughts...?

Thanks.

This might not be quite what you wanted, but ...

Make the page visible to all, but make the modules visible only to logged in users. You can place a Login Module on the page, too. Or you could place a module that's visible only to unauthenticated users that asks them to login so that they can see the protected content.

with sigle installation of dnn can i use for that two different projetcs...


Thanks and Reagards,
Rajesh Darsi.

Thanks for your reply Joe. Very helpful... Although I wonder if there's another way? An additional problem I now have is that this portal gets exported and is then used to create others. Although both of your suggestions work really well, they redirect to hard-coded links (tab Ids) when the site is exported (in the template file), which breaks when the site is imported to create a new portal.

Any thoughts...

If you take the template, can you edit the "hard coded" links to relative links and have them work correctly?

Thanks Joe, I've thought about that but the idea is that the client administrator can do a site export and then create a new portal from it. I'd rather they didn't have to edit the template file.

Hmmm... seems like a simple problem but without a simple solution.

Hi Joe, actually I've just been thinking about your suggestion of changing the absolute url to a relative url. Currently the template file contains a "