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Is there a way to determine which organization (FormLogin Screen) was used to login to the mashups/application?
I have a few mashups that are common across all our customers. I am using a value display to change the logo shown on these screens. However, I am having a hard time finding a way to track which organization was used to login. I would like to try and determine the active organization without looking at the current user. The reason is that my login (for example) will have access to multiple organizations since I will be the over all administrator/developer.
Thanks,
Paul
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On our solution the managers ( multi-tenancy) select the customer by a customer selector not by the FormLogin. The Customer has only one organization, then it has on it's user preferences the default user.
Hi Paul,
I suppose you are building a multi-tenancy solution, if that's the case it's the same for us. I have always a parameter on the mashups which indicates the current Organization ( aka customer )
Carles.
Thanks Carles,
Yes, I am creating a multi-tenancy solution. I know that I could create a value to track the current organization once I know it. I am a bit confused as to how I can tell which FormLogin/organization was used to reach the first mashup. The three organizations I have setup currently all jump to the same home mashup.
I could create a custom HOME mashup for each organization. When this unique mashup (in name only) is reached I would set the active organization, but I was hoping not to have to do this.
So my question is: Is it possible to determine which FormLogin/organization screen was used by a user to login?
It would be great if this was part of the User Extension information (active user organization).
Thanks,
Paul
On our solution the managers ( multi-tenancy) select the customer by a customer selector not by the FormLogin. The Customer has only one organization, then it has on it's user preferences the default user.
Thanks Carles,
This was what I was thinking I had to do but just wanted to confirm there wasn't really a way to do exactly what I was looking for.