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Mario D'Angelo schrieb:

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  <p> <span lang="EN-GB">I have two Sites set:

“/sites/Provincia_di_Napoli/” and “/sites/InfoNet/”,

everything works great, but when I tried to perform a login from the

online

site for editing content it works only if the login is performed from

the site set

as default in the “opencms-workplace.xml” conf file es.: </span> </p>

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I am surprised about this:<br>

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cmsObject.getRequestContext().setSiteRoot("/sites/InfoNet"); </span> </p>

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and this:<br>

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String login_redirect =

"/opencms/opencms/system/workplace/commons/displayresource.jsp?resource=/opencms/opencms/sites/InfoNet"

+ curFolder + "index.html"; //DO NOT DELETE </span> </p>

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It seems as if the code is written for only one of your sites. <br>

I think especially your call of setSiteRoot should be dependent on the

URL for which the login was requested.<br>

<br>

christian<br>

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