Login Type

Modified on 2009/09/07 00:07 by Charles — Categorized as: Website Design

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Login Type¶

The Login Type is part of the COR Common Features. It identifies what users can see the content of the Web Part.

COR: COR users must be logged in to view the Web Part content.
Jetfire: Jetfire users must be logged in to view the Web Part content.
Both: User must be logged into BOTH COR and Jetfire to view the Web Part content.
Either: User must be logged into either COR or Jetfire, user can view the Web Part content.
None: Login is not required to view the Web Part content. This is the default for Login Type.
COR_Deny: Logged in COR users canNOT view the Web Part content.
Jetfire_Deny: Logged in Jetfire users canNOT view the Web Part content.
COR_OR_Jetfire_Deny: Logged in COR or Jetfire users canNOT view the Web Part content.
COR_AND_Jetfire_Deny: Logged in COR and Jetfire users canNOT view the Web Part content.

Login Type is used to create customized web pages. E.g. when designing with Jetfire, a page may be used as a landing page. Web Parts may include:

Web Part that displays a general welcome message.
- This content is visible to all users.
Web Part that identifies that the user must be logged into Jetfire before seeing content on this page.
- This content is only visible to uses, who are not logged into Jetfire. The Login Type is 'Jetfire_Deny'.
Web Part that explains what the page is used for.
- This content is only visible to users, who are logged into Jetfire. The Login Type is 'Jetfire'.