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I've created a new organization, mashup, and form login. However, when I go to the page <server name>/Thingworx/FormLogin/NewOrganization and log in as any user within that organization, I get a blank page at http://<server name>/Thingworx/action-login. I've tried adding the new mashup as the home for the individual users and adjusting the visibility settings, but I haven't been able to find a solution to this. Any help would be great, thanks!
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Once the login stalls at the action-login page, can you try going to Thingworx/Composer/index.html in a new tab? Do you have to re-authenticate or does it load? Just to check, you are testing these on a private/ incognito window, so that the sessions are different, right?
Gloria, what version of ThingWorx are you using? You should be forwarded to the set homepage via the action-login. Do you have a default Home Mashup set at the Organization level? Can you try again after setting one?
Hi Aanjan,
I'm using 6.6. Under the Organization General Information, I have set the TestOrganizationMashup as the home mashup. That was the first configuration that I tried, but I've yet to have anything show up after the login portal.
Once the login stalls at the action-login page, can you try going to Thingworx/Composer/index.html in a new tab? Do you have to re-authenticate or does it load? Just to check, you are testing these on a private/ incognito window, so that the sessions are different, right?
I'm doing all the new organization testing in an incognito window.
I had something new happen this time...
Status message: Could not load "NewOrganizationMashup". Reason: 404 - Entity Not Found : [NewOrganizationMashup]
When I went to the composer index, I was asked to accept the license agreement, and then the composer loaded, but with no entities/organizations/users visible anywhere, including the mashups that are set to be home mashups and visible to the test user (set by the Admin user).
That message would indicate that the user does not have visibility permissions to access that Mashup. Retry after giving visibility permissions to that specific user directly.
Thanks, that worked when I added the User to the Run Time permissions, but not when I had added the User's Organization to the visibility permissions. I can only add organizations, not users or groups to visibility. Will I need to do this manually for each user with access to the organization's mashup?
Gloria, you can use User Groups instead; in that way you can categorize and assign users into different groups, and apply the overall runtime permissions on a group level.
Thanks for the help. I also realized that since I'm using a distinct master for this organization, I needed to set visibility permissions for both the master and the mashup for it to load correctly.