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Configuration – Front pages – Generic config
This section only applies if the module Webbookings is active.

It is possible to allow a customer to login to the application to gain access to their personal data, user data, reservations, invoices or certain content that may not be available to other customers.

Use the following link to refer a customer to a login page:

https://{subdomein}.i-reserve.net/front.php?mod=login

If a customer has a username and password, they can login here. After logging in, they must of course be directed to specific data. This depends on your own choices/settings. Some users you might want to direct straight to their bookings or user profile. Or perhaps you may want to direct the user to a complete portal page from where they can navigate further.

The login screen works in two steps: the customer enters their username first and only then sees the password field. If the user has no password, the screen asks for a one-time code by e-mail instead. If the username is unknown, the usual "invalid username or password" message follows. See also How do I let customers log in with an e-mail code?.

To indicate where a customer should be referred to after logging in, go to Configuration – Front pages – Generic config. Here you will find the option ‘landing page after logging in’. Here you can enter a url such as front.php?mod=myprofile to direct the user to their own profile.

Is logging in failing? See How do I troubleshoot login problems? for tracing the cause step by step.