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Now we will provide login and logout functionality on the web application.
Steps:
| 2. | Locate the element "mor > Security > Login" on the library explorer and place it into the page. |
| 3. | "Login" element is a conditional panel that has two conditions which are "NotLoggedIn" and "LoggedIn". Double-click on the element to open the Conditions dialog. |
| 4. | You currently see the content of the "NotLoggedIn" condition. Right-click on the element and choose command "Locate in project explorer" to see the conditions of the conditional panel element. Double-click on the "NotLoggedIn" node on the project explorer to force the editor to show the content of the "LoggedIn" condition. |
| 5. | You see there is only one text element that welcomes the user after he logs on. Place "mor > Security > Logout" library element below this text element. That will provide a logout link to the logged in users. Since the element is placed in "LoggedIn" condition area it will not be visible to the users which are not yet logged in. |
The implementation of Login / Logout functionalities completed. Now we will protect the pages and the commands using Checkpoints.
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