redirect after registration - not to the default profile page

[harrynicol]

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After registration on the portal how can I redirect the user to custom profile page and NOT the default profile.

[Johnnyg]

Hello harrynicol,

You can configure a portal to redirect a user to a default page after signing in. To achieve this functionality, you can include a JavaScript code in the Home web template.

For example, if you want to redirect all users to the Forums page after signing in, you can include a JavaScript code in the Home web template as follows:

Please check following Doc guide:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/faq#how-do-i-redirect-a-user-to-a-default-p...

[Gwham]

Removing comment.. Posted as wrong account.

[C2GUY]

If you don't plan on using the out of the box profile page at all, you could update the site marker called 'Profile' to point towards your new 'landing' page as the profile redirect code looks at the profile site marker location. Ensure you have the site setting 'Authentication/Registration/ProfileRedirectEnabled' enabled.

Alternatively, you could use some JavaScript to kick the user off to another page as previously suggested.

[harrynicol]

Thanks for the reply (both of you). I ended up using a JavaScript to bump the user to the profile form I wanted them to use. Changing the site marker to the new profile page work well and is nice and elegant.  So, that worked great. After Registering with the new profile and correctly redirect to the home page after submit.

However, after the site marker change this happened.

1. Sign-Out then Sign-In I get redirected tp the new profile page rather than Home Page
2. When I click Profile from the Sign-In drop down I get redirected to the old out of the box profile page

Any suggestions as we are nearly done !  Thanks

[C2GUY · Accepted solution]

Sorry, I had assumed you wanted to go to the new page all the time upon login, that's what the site setting controls. The profile link in the drop-down menu can be updated by changing the web link set named 'Profile Navigation'. You can then change the links, including the profile link to navigate to which ever page you want.

[harrynicol]

Thanks, that worked a treat. So obvious! It was staring me the face to do that.  Appreciate all your help.