Logout Redirection

[jbougeno]

I would like to have users redirected back to my main website (NOT WHMCS or Client Area) when they hit the Logout button. I have them logging into the Client Area from my website and when they are finished, I'd like them to end up back at my website.

 

In trying to implement this, I looked at the logout.tpl and logout.php files. The logout.php file appears to be encrypted so nothing to change there. Tried changing the logout.tpl and the change didn't work.

 

Is it possible to implement this and if so, how?

 

Thanks.

[Matt]

Try using the logout action hook in includes/actionhooks.php

 

Matt

[jbougeno]

That worked. Thanks!

[BizGlobalSolutions]

Where do I find the code for logout as I dont see in actions hook

 

Thx

[Jako]

Where do I find the code for logout as I dont see in actions hook

 

Thx

 

It's in the includes folder. Should be right at the top if you list alphabetically.

 

function actionhook_ClientLogout($vars) {

# This function runs when a client logs out

# $vars["ClientID"]

}

[jnet]

thanks

 

what to change in here?

function actionhook_ClientLogout($vars) {
# This function runs when a client logs out
# $vars["ClientID"]
} 

[prashant]

i have the same question, what do i have to change in

 

function actionhook_ClientLogout($vars) {
   # This function runs when a client logs out

   # $vars["ClientID"]
}

 

to logout to the home page?

[jbougeno]

Have you tried removing the comment tag? --> This symbol: #

from this line?

 

# $vars["ClientID"]

 

So that it looks like this:

$vars["ClientID"]

[prashant]

No i haven't tried.. but would removing # redirect to my domina's home page?

[solcre]

How can i login my clients without using dologin.php ?

[cubemedia]

Have you tried removing the comment tag? --> This symbol: #

from this line?

 

# $vars["ClientID"]

 

So that it looks like this:

$vars["ClientID"]

 

i've done that but no luck.

 

here is How i did it.

 

just go to the template directory you are using,

open logout.tpl

change the link address after {$LANG.logoutsuccessful <a href.... to the url you want to redirect customer,

 

optional is a auto redirect after 2 seconds

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;URL=http://yourdomain.com" />

 

sample code of logout.tpl

<p>{$LANG.logoutsuccessful}  <a href="http://yourdomain.com">{$LANG.logoutcontinuetext}</a></p>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;URL=http://yourdomain.com" />

[InteraNetworks]

I copied my homepage.tpl code to logout.tpl with the logout message at the top of the homepage.

[dan76]

No i haven't tried.. but would removing # redirect to my domina's home page?

 

 

I just saved the following code in a php file and uploaded it to the includes/hooks directory.

 

<?php

function logout_redirect($vars) {
header( 'Location: http://www.YOUR-SITE.com/' ) ;
}

add_hook("ClientLogout",1,"logout_redirect","");

?>

 

I'm not a programmer, so your comments are welcome if I did something wrong.

[herpherp]

I just saved the following code in a php file and uploaded it to the includes/hooks directory.

 

I'm not a programmer, so your comments are welcome if I did something wrong.

 

Not sure what the extra ,"" was for so removed that and changed the url to /index.php but works good either way... Hadn't got around to doing this but have been meaning to thanks for the assist and not making me think....

[dan76]

Not sure what the extra ,"" was for so removed that and changed the url to /index.php but works good either way... Hadn't got around to doing this but have been meaning to thanks for the assist and not making me think....

 

Yeah, I noticed the extra "" after my post. It still works, but I went back and deleted it because it wasn't needed. Thanks for the feedback.

[edwardtate]

I know this thread is old and outdated, but seeing as I came across it through a Google Search my input may still be useful.

 

Take your logout.tpl file, delete all it's contents, and just add the following:

 

{php}

header('Location: /YourIndexFolder/');

{/php}

 

Hope this helps some people;

 

~ Edward Tate.

[ioncode]

Edward,

 

It took two pages to get here but I think you have given the best answer to the person.