Teacher and Student Pages

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I’m working on this website for schools and I can’t find a way for teachers and students to login separately onto different pages. How do I do that?

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Just run different (conditional) actions once they’re logged in to redirect them to the appropriate pages.

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There are many possible ways to do this, but I will tell you the easiest way.

The first step is to add a field of type boolean(yes/no) to the User table: ‘’ yes’ means teacher and ‘no’ means student. The default value should be ‘no’.

Next, create two forms for account registration.
Then add a checkbox to the registration form for the teacher, so that the boolean field you have just created is set to value.

Next, configure the Workflow settings.
For the teacher login form, if the Current user’s boolean is set to yes, user will be redirected to the teacher-only page, which can be set in the ‘Only when’ section.

Next, configure the settings for the teacher-only page in the Workflow.
In the ‘When Page is loaded’ section, set the condition ‘If Current user’s boolean is not yes’ and write instructions to log out.
Set up the page for students in the same way.
The User table in bubble has a special position, so if you want to add special information only for either the teacher or the pupils, it is better to set a foreign key.

I actually implemented this some time ago, so there may be some discrepancies. But I don’t think it is out of line with the main idea.

Also, I posted this answer yesterday but it seems to have disappeared due to some glitch. Sorry if I have confused you.

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Thanks allot I’ll try it out tomorrow and I’ll let you know of it worked.
Also I saw the other reply but only on email.
Johann

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Ok, so this helped allot and now I’ll just put in a verification page so a student can’t accidently get in. Thanks for the help since this is the first time I’ve ever used bubble or any other no code tools.

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Glad to hear it worked well :+1:
It takes a bit of time to get used to bubble because of the unique names and positioning of tables and fields. I often got confused by it in the beginning.