I notice on my site admin login pages the main navigation disappears from the login page itself. I remember this was by design on the 404 error page and Joe graciously added a switch to display/hide the nav for 404 page.

My preference is to always display the site template as intended (with the nav) so the layout doesn't look broken to users (or admins).

So my question is: are my skins possibly broken in some way or is hiding the nav on login pages by design? If it's by design, is there already a setting somewhere turn the nav on? Thoughts? Thanks!

This worked, thanks. But....

Here's something stange. If I go to this URL the navigation doesn't show:
http://www.yourdomain.com/Secure/Login.aspx

But if I go to this URL is does show up:
http://www.yourdomain.com/secure/login.aspx

It's case sensitive? The default Mojo behavior uses the caps, which makes this glitch more of an issue.

Hi Guys,

On windows, I cannot produce any difference in behavior of the page based on the case of the url. If I configure it to show the menu, it shows the menu in both cases http://locahost/Secure/Login.aspx and http://locahost/secure/login.aspx

Urls are not case sensitive on Windows because the file system is not case sensitive, but file names and urls are case sensitive on Unix and Linux, so on linux, http://localhost/secure/login.aspx would result in a 404 page not found error.

Best,

Joe

I can verify the issue on 2 different Win2003 servers and a bunch of Mojo sites. It seems odd to me as well that the url case would have that kind of impact.

I've seen this before in .NET. While the URL works fine either way, is .NET / C# looking at the URL in some way to determine to display the nav or not?

It is not based on the url at all. The Login page has this code:

if (WebConfigSettings.HideMenusOnLoginPage) { SuppressAllMenus(); }

That same code will execute regardless of the case of the url.

Best,

Joe