DavidM

This is now working for me with the 4.4.1 update: <form action="{$systemsslurl}dologin.php?goto=index.php" method="post" name="frmlogin"> David

Thanks, I actually tried the hidden tag and tried using the parameter with and without the .php. I guess the point I should have made is the goto parameter has no effect on redirecting the home page. The user at the beginning of the thread said it used to work for him but then stopped after an upgrade. So the question is should goto actually work in WHMCS?

Sorry, that's of no use to me. I have a logon form in a template that is submitting to the WHMCS encrypted dologin.php file. Somehow a parameter needs to be passed to changed the default profile page that is displayed upon logon unless there is some setting somewhere that does it? In the original post here it was shown that a goto parameter could be passed with the new page you wanted the user directed to. They also stated this no longer works. So I'm asking if there is another way to do this when having to call the dologin.php page. Unless your implying I create my own logon.php file? Here's my form code from the template: {if !$loggedin} <form method="post" action="{$systemsslurl}dologin.php?goto=home.php"> <dl> <dt>{$LANG.loginemail}</dt><dd><input name="username" type="text" value="{$username}" class="inputbox1" /></dd> <dt>{$LANG.loginpassword}</dt><dd><input name="password" type="password" value="{$password}" class="inputbox1" /></dd> <dd><input type="checkbox" name="rememberme" class="style_checkbox" />{$LANG.loginrememberme}</dd> <dd><button type="submit" class="BtnSmall"><span>{$LANG.loginbutton}</span></button></dd> </dl></form> <small><a href="pwreset.php">{$LANG.loginforgotten}</a></small> {else} <p class="greeting">Hi {$loggedinuser.firstname}, {$greeting} !</p> <ul> <li><a href="clientarea.php">{$LANG.ii_mydashboard}</a></li> <li><a href="logout.php">{$LANG.logouttitle}</a></li> </ul> {/if}

Does anyone know how to do the redirect mentioned below? The process described doesn't work for me either. David