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Custom Landing Spaces will redirect users to different spaces when they log in. This feature is based on the user's profile data. Example: If all your pages are available in two languages, they will probably be located in two different spaces - one for each language. You could use Custom Landing Spaces to redirect English speaking users to the English space and German speaking users to the German space. This setting overrides individual user settings. If a user's profile matches the filters you set in Custom Landing Spaces, they will be redirected to the space you have chosen. Even when a user has defined another starting page in their profile. Important: Changes made to Custom Landing Spaces become visible and effective only then when all affected users log out and then log in again! Navigate to Confluence administration > Linchpin Theme > Custom Landing Spaces. To enable Custom Landing Spaces, you need to define at least one attribute. The attributes you define represent fields in user profiles. Select at least the first attribute and click on the Save CUP fields button. Please note: Older systems: This feature requires the Linchpin Manager app to work. Up-to-date systems: This feature requires the Linchpin Intranet Suite app to work. We terminated Linchpin Manager in version 1.6 (Suite version 3.3). The functions are now integrated into the Linchpin Intranet Suite. You can also use the profile fields provided by our Linchpin User Profiles app. You can select up to three attributes as filters for Custom Landing Spaces. Those attributes represent fields in user profiles. If you select more than one attribute, all attributes need to match the user profile to work. Click on the Select a profile field button. A drop-down menu with available attributes will open. Choose the attribute you wish. Repeat this step for the second and third attribute, if needed. Click on the Save CUP fields button when you are done. Now, it's time to define which attributes and spaces should be linked. Your configuration window will offer 1-3 attribute fields, depending on the amount of attributes you defined in the previous step. Click on the + Add landing space button. Now, you need to type in the data. Landing space Type in the name of the space which should be used as a landing space. Attribute fields Type in the name of the attributes which should be used as filters. First attribute is set to languages. The space Washington is a landing space for users with English as their language. The space Frankfurt is a landing space for users with German as their language. If more than one entry applies to a user, the first entry in the list will be used. Want more customization? Check out Custom login screen here!What is Custom Landing Spaces?
How to access the Custom Landing Spaces settings
Enable Custom Landing Spaces
Configure Custom Landing Spaces
Define attributes
Add landing spaces
The attributes you type in need to match the information in user profiles!
Please note: Make sure that Linchpin Theme is active.
Visit our documentation on how to activate your theme to learn more.
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