This can be done with a bit of custom programming. You'd create a User Sign In Event Handler. Within that handler, you just need to do a redirect based on the user's ID, or whatever you use to determine which page they are assigned to.

Jamie

The download links that codeplex generates for the source code should not be used, it isn't a reliable way to get the code. You should clone the repository using TortoiseHG.

But you should not modify any mojoPortal code, custom code should be in your own separate projects.

See

• Getting the Code with TortoiseHG
• Avoid Forking the Code

Hope that helps,

Joe

You should not fork the code, especially for some small little thing that can be easily done without forking the code. You are creating difficulties for yourself doing that, making it harder to upgrade to new versions and adding unneccesary maintainenance tasks to keep your customization.

1. copy and rename the mojoportal.sln file as discussed in the article Setting Up Your Projects

2. add a class library to your custom .sln file

3. add a reference in your class library to the mojoPortal.Business and mojoPortal.Business.WebHelpers projects

4. add a class to your class library and copy in the code from the DoNothingUserSignInHandler, but rename the class and the namespace. Now this class library can be compiled into its own dll which can be put in the /bin folder of mojoPortal.Web project

5. finally make a custom config file that references your namespace and class as indicated in the article User Sign In Event Handlers, and put that file under Web/Setup/ProviderConfig/usersigninhandlers

If you go down the path of forking the code you will later regret it when you need bug fixes or new features.

Best,

Joe