Different front page for anonymous users and authenticated users

Question

I have an app in Drupalgap. I would like to display a different frontpage for anonymous users and authenticated users, for example /dashboard for the first and /user_listing for the last.

I have read "Display Different Text for Anonymous and Authenticated Users", but it is not the same scenario. (/user_listing has ['access user profiles'] as access_arguments.)

I also have tried with drupalgap_goto() without succeed.

How can it be done?

Answer 1

You can achieve this using Context Reaction: Front page module, which extends the great Context module.

Create a new context and:

1. Add a condition for User role
2. Add a reaction Front page putting the path for the roles you want to affect.

Save the context and all should be done.

Answer 2

You can use the same page for both, and then render different things depending on if they are logged in or not:

function my_front_page_callback() {
  var content = {};
  if (!Drupal.user.uid) {
    content.foo = {
      markup: '<p>You are NOT logged in...</p>'
    };
  }
  else {
    content.bar = {
      markup: '<p>You are logged in...</p>'
    };
  }
  return content;
}

Answer 3

drupalgap_goto() worked for me.

I have front page set to go to qleva_start which has this page callback:

function qleva_start_page() {
  try {
    if (drupalgap_user_has_role('authenticated user')) {
      drupalgap_goto('qleva_start_auth');
    }
    else {
      drupalgap_goto('user/login');
    }
  }
  catch (error) { console.log('qleva_start - ' + error); }
} 

so if anon, front is login page and if authenticated, it is qleva_start_auth