HttpRequestHandler and Public Qodly Pages

General
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We have a few flows of the app that are able to be accessed without a login:

login_page

register_new_account_page (and Associated follow on pages)

upload_new_customer_docs_and_setup_login_page(and associated pages)

OPTION 1: Does the user goto: https://mypublicaccessurl.com/register_new_account_page etc. to call the proper public page?

OR

OPTION 2: Does the user goto: https://mypublicaccessurl.com?page=register_new_account_page&otherparams=otherparams etc… and then the request is routed and the proper page presented via an httprequesthandler?

If its option 2, what is the basic handler code to get the handler to set some shared qodlysource values if needed, then present the proper page?

OR

Is there a totally different way to do this?

Thx for any guidance.

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It looks like I can designate a single homepage/public landing page in my app settings.

I will provide 3 options on that page: Signup for new account, upload new account documents, existing customer login.

I think/hope that will work ok. It would be better if I could add a querystring at the end of the home page url:

https://myapphomepage.com/?landing=register

https://myapphomepage.com/?landing=upload

https://myapphomepage.com/?landing=login

Then have the proper public page delivered based on the querystring. If the requesthandler can update the pageloader variable to the correct page, that would be perfect. I’ll try.

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Still trying..

OBJECTIVE: I have 3 public access points to my app:

login page

open new account

upload new account docs.

I’d like to be able to pass querystring parameters into the application’s start page / public URL that the app can use to present the correct page to the user, and set a few qodlysource values when the correct page loads.

Just cant figure it out…

4

instead you could use ?w=register, ?w=upload, ?w=loin, couldn’t you?

although, i suppose the ?w= will force the user to login.

5

The url’s seem to work fine using that approach, I just can’t seem to get a request handler to set a qodlysource variable based on a param: ie w=register&qodlysourcevar=6787 using the pattern qodlysourcevar=

6

can you give us more details ?
do you want to get the value qodlysourcevar and then use it in the application or in the function ?

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For some reason my app is not opening in studio right now, so will try to summarize:

my public url is: https://dev-a82ab8cd-759c-4d44-8cb3-5154b64dc784.public.qodly.com/

The URL maps to the qodly start page i designated in settings.

When the request for the page is submitted in the browser, the url is changed in the browser to: Qodly Studio

I can also manually set urls to return any of my current pages in this manner (ie to return the login page):

They all seem to be returned without issue. I think this may be because i have not yet set permissions?

My Goal: Ideally a public user could access the application with a URL and I could append to url: ?landing_page=page i want to return&usefulcode=6789

The qodly server would, via httprequest handler or other method, set a qodlysource value to 6789 and return the page designated in the landing_page parameter.

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i will take a look and see what’s wrong with it

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My Goal: Ideally a public user could access the application with a URL and I could append to url: ?landing_page=page i want to return&usefulcode=6789

i will ask the team about this

10

can we set a meeting

i want to understand what you want to do and check if there’s an easy alternative.