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Feature #1233

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change default homepage to My page

Added by Robert Cerny almost 16 years ago. Updated almost 2 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
UI
Start date:
2008-05-13
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Description

I would like to get a preference to set homepage to another page. My page is prefered, popup button with more options (MyPage, Wiki, Selected Project...) would be better


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adds_default_page.patch (9.29 KB) adds_default_page.patch Makoto NAKAYA, 2012-05-09 07:03

Related issues

Related to Redmine - Feature #664: User can choose what page he want's to be Start pageNew2008-02-14

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Related to Redmine - Feature #429: Merge Home and My pageNew

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Related to Redmine - Feature #4349: Choose startpage in My accountNew2009-12-06

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Related to Redmine - Feature #6464: Ability to set landing page after loginClosed2010-09-22

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Has duplicate Redmine - Feature #5232: Show 'My page' after loginClosed2010-04-01

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Actions #1

Updated by Matt Meng about 15 years ago

+1

This is something I've been hoping to see for quite some time. It would be great if it were a per-user based choice, so that one user could select "My Page" as default while another decides upon "Wiki".

Actions #2

Updated by David P almost 15 years ago

+1

The ability to choose a project->roadmap or version as the default view would be nice.

Actions #3

Updated by Noname Noname over 14 years ago

+1 here, if we could have it so we could set an overall home page for the site i.e. the issues page

Actions #4

Updated by Robert Gruendler about 14 years ago

+1 optionally setting default homepage to "my page" would be great.

ie. we don't use "news" a lot in our projects, so the default homepage doesn't show any recent information at all, hence you click it away in 99% of the cases.

Actions #5

Updated by Sebastian M. over 13 years ago

+1

Actions #6

Updated by Sebastian M. over 13 years ago

Here's how to change it manually:

Edit config/routes.rb

Change

map.home '', :controller => 'welcome'

to
map.home '', :controller => 'my', :action => 'page'

Actions #7

Updated by James Stewart about 13 years ago

Another way of doing this, is to create a new Redmine plugin, and modify <plugin>/config/routes.rb. I do this mainly to keep from having to modify Redmine core files, making upgrades and testing simpler.

map.home '', :controller => 'my'

I removed the page action because it causes rake test to fail, and looking at the My controller, page is defined in the index method.

RAILS_ENV=test rake test

Actions #8

Updated by pasquale [:dedalus] almost 13 years ago

+1

Actions #9

Updated by Etienne Massip almost 13 years ago

  • Target version set to Candidate for next major release
Actions #10

Updated by Thomas Evensen almost 13 years ago

+1

Would it be possible, while we wait, for someone to produce a plugin we could use. Perhaps also with an easy configuration option of choosing what page/project-page to choose?

Actions #11

Updated by Hisham Al-Shurafa over 12 years ago

+1 My page has better info than 'Home'. I already went ahead and changed it for my team by editing config/routes.rb

Actions #12

Updated by André Bachmann over 12 years ago

I'm wondering what exactly has to be in config/routes.rb so that the user is automatically redirected to the wiki page of a project? I want the exact behaviour of www.redmine.org, where the user is guided to the wiki of the project automatically.

Who can give a hint?

Actions #13

Updated by side2k . over 12 years ago

André Bachmann wrote:

I'm wondering what exactly has to be in config/routes.rb so that the user is automatically redirected to the wiki page of a project? I want the exact behaviour of www.redmine.org, where the user is guided to the wiki of the project automatically.

Who can give a hint?

Here it is:

map.home '', :project_id => 'myproject', :action => 'show', :controller => 'wiki'

Of course, you should put your project name instead of myproject

Actions #14

Updated by Uwe Koloska almost 12 years ago

Maybe this plugin will do what you want: Landing Page

Actions #15

Updated by Makoto NAKAYA almost 12 years ago

Hello,
I made the patch from branch "master". This patch works on 1.4.1 stable.

It adds column "default_page" and "default_project_id" to table "users".
"default_page" means what should be loaded after logined.
"default_project_id" means user's default project. But it can be selected from projects that are joined by user.

There is no test code because I don't know how to write tests....

Regards

Actions #16

Updated by Paul Mureev over 11 years ago

+1

Actions #17

Updated by Kevin Cloutier over 11 years ago

What would be added to routes.rb to land the users on 'view all issues' and optionally with a selected saved query?

Actions #18

Updated by Den Iskandarov over 11 years ago

How to make default page as:

Home -> Projects -> View all issues ?

Redmine 2.1.0

Actions #19

Updated by Sunny Jaiwal over 11 years ago

I was able to successfully change the home page in Redmine 2.1.0 by changing the following statement in /config/routes.rb from

root :to => 'welcome#index', :as => 'home'

to

root :to => 'reports#issue_report', :id => 'myproject', :as => 'home'

where "myproject" is the project identifier.

Actions #20

Updated by Filou Centrinov about 11 years ago

Duplicate: #5232
Related to: #664, #6464

Actions #21

Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 11 years ago

Filou Centrinov wrote:

Duplicate: #5232
Related to: #664, #6464

Thank you for your pointing.

Actions #22

Updated by Filou Centrinov about 11 years ago

Related to #429

Actions #23

Updated by Daniel Felix about 11 years ago

Filou Centrinov wrote:

Related to #429

Thanks. Added relation.

Actions #24

Updated by Dipan Mehta about 11 years ago

You can do exactly the same thing using Redmine Start Page plugin

Install, and config [ contoller= my , action = page ]

Actions #25

Updated by David Muir over 10 years ago

Redmine Start Page plugin says:
Compatible with: Redmine 1.2.x

Not really a viable solution if it's not available for the 2.x branch.

Actions #26

Updated by Branden Strickland over 10 years ago

If you follow to the Github page you'll see that it's usable for 2.x - They just didn't update the plugin page.

Actions #27

Updated by Filou Centrinov over 9 years ago

Actions #28

Updated by Filou Centrinov over 9 years ago

  • Related to Feature #6464: Ability to set landing page after login added
Actions #29

Updated by Anonymous over 9 years ago

Sunny Jaiwal wrote:

I was able to successfully change the home page in Redmine 2.1.0 by changing the following statement in /config/routes.rb from

root :to => 'welcome#index', :as => 'home'

to

root :to => 'reports#issue_report', :id => 'myproject', :as => 'home'

where "myproject" is the project identifier.

How can I set it to /redmine/projects/myproject/issues

Please help

Actions #30

Updated by Nathan Eddle about 9 years ago

root :to => 'reports#issue_report', :id => 'myproject', :as => 'home'

where myproject is the project identifier.

How can I set it to /redmine/projects/myproject/issues

You can use issues#index.

For the activity page, it's activities#index.

And.. the one I was looking for is the overview page for a project: projects#show. This works with one project for all users.

Actions #31

Updated by Danilo Muñoz about 8 years ago

For a while, and working around, I changed the config/routes.rb:
root :to => redirect('relative URL')

Actions #32

Updated by David Raid almost 8 years ago

Bonjour,

My browser shortcut to Redmine points to http://myserver/my/page, and I land on "My page" after login.

You can use whatever Redmine URL you want in your browser shortcuts, it seems that you land on the specified page after login.

The feature will provide a single landing page, where browser shortcuts will provide as many as landing pages you want.

It's up to each user to choose his shortcuts to land on his favorite pages.

David

Actions #33

Updated by Alex Kanogin over 7 years ago

I changed the config/routes.rb:
from:
root :to => 'welcome#index', :as => 'home'
to:
root :to => 'my#page', :as => 'home'

Work at redmine version 3.3.0.
After login at domain name, browser open /my/page.

Actions #34

Updated by Marshall Hoang over 6 years ago

Alex Kanogin wrote:

I changed the config/routes.rb:
from:
root :to => 'welcome#index', :as => 'home'
to:
root :to => 'my#page', :as => 'home'

Work at redmine version 3.3.0.
After login at domain name, browser open /my/page.

So what'll you do when Redmine updates core?

Actions #35

Updated by Milo H almost 6 years ago

Did it worked at redmine version 3.4.5?

Actions #36

Updated by Gokul NK almost 6 years ago

Milo H wrote:

Did it worked at redmine version 3.4.5?

It is just Ruby on Rails based routing. So this hack should I deally work in all the versions. I can confirm that it worked on 3.4.3.stable.17157

Actions #37

Updated by Gokul NK almost 6 years ago

After making the change you will need to add

# Just add this below 'root :to=> ...' line
match '/', :to => 'welcome#index', via: :all

For more details you can follow http://www.redmine.org/issues/11284

Actions #38

Updated by Nikaola Piterskii about 4 years ago

Any chance of adding this functionality?

Actions #39

Updated by Stefan Lindner over 3 years ago

+1

Actions #40

Updated by C S over 2 years ago

+1

Actions #41

Updated by Bubi = almost 2 years ago

+1

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