I have a space which is intended to be accessed by clients. This contains a list of pages for each client. I don't want each client to see the space homepage as it contains a list of all clients. I want them at login to be directed to their own client page. Is this possible?
I'm trying to avoid having a space for each client.
I'm not sure. You'd need something to parse their user details to work out their company from something in $action.remoteUser
(I assume it's part of the email address for the user?).
Then it'll need to embed a redirect, which is out of my skill range (I don't do javascript beyond reading it and saying "ugh")
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Macros are part of pages, not logins.
The only way I think this is going to work without changing the core code is to change the Confluence dashboard setting from "dashboard" to "specific home page" and make it land on a page that includes your macro.
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There's no function for that in Confluence, but I suspect you might be able to write a "user macro" that will look at who the user is and issue a "redirect" to the correct page
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