Redirect Failed Login

Introduction

This little plugin allows you to manage failed login attempts. The latest version can deter hackers by adding a programmable time delay after a failed login attempt. Upon a failed login attempt, you can redirect to a page in your Joomla site, redirect to a completely different site, or not redirect at all (default). Optionally, you can have it display a custom message such as "Login Failed - please try again".

V1.66: For Joomla 1.6, 1.7, 2.5 & 3.x websites.

V1.54: For Joomla 1.5 websites.

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Excellent plugin

Geert Spiering Trainingen (1).
Posted on 06 February 2014

It just does what it has to do. Simple and correct.

developpers Thank you..

Perfect

George Mitropapas (2).
Posted on 04 May 2012

Perfect for what I wanted, thank you!

Fantastic

Dementia Armand (4).
Posted on 09 April 2012

Installed in seconds and the error file was easily editable. Does exactly what it says it does; what more could one ask for? This is perfect for the new site I'm working on and I absolutely love the ease of use. Thank you for this plugin!

Excellent support!

Jurgen (1).
Posted on 02 April 2012

I have a joomla-website with 2 languages and I needed to redirect to different pages depending on the language. Roger solved this problem for me very fast. Excellent support!

Another one that should go into the core

lausianne (7).
Posted on 11 March 2012

What this extension provides should be an option in the core login module. Essential.

(beta J2.5 - no issues)

(I had a case where redirect worked half of the time only. Fixed by using relative link: index.php/page)

Did not work for me on joomla 2.5

andy3dfx (1).
Posted on 04 March 2012

Sorry, didn't work for me on joomla 2.5. I didn't want to redirect when user failed login.

I get a error page of url http://www.sitename.com/1

with broken page

I see it still in beta mode for joomla 2.5

Owner's reply: Hi,
There is a support forum at http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/redirectfl/forum/
where you can get in touch with me regarding any problems. I'd be glad to help out.
Thanks,
-Roger

Highly recommended

Palma Demis (8).
Posted on 28 February 2012

Tested on Joomla 2.5 and it worked perfectly for me.

Delayed response is a good security improvement.

Highly recommended.

Very good idea

Mihai T. Lazarescu (3).
Posted on 26 August 2011

I needed to redirect the failed logins on the same page in order to give them a chance to retry.

Although the plugin does not do that our of the box, it was easy to change its behaviour this way if the failed login URL is left empty in the configuration.

I also applied the change mentioned below to display the failed login message as a Joomla! standard error message.

I'll submit the changes to the developer for review.

Almost perfect

Lopes (2).
Posted on 01 June 2011

The message of error on login doesn't work in every templates. That can be solved by creating an article just showing the message of error and then redirect in the module to that article. Another solution would be having the option to show the message using an javascript alert? just an idea...

Another problem is if i register an user, initially the user is disabled in the administration. If i try to login that user it doesn't raise the onLoginFailure event so it shows again the login form in the content pane. What event raises in this case? it should validate this situation...

Excellent plugin and a very necessary one. Congratulations to the developer.

Cheers!

Simple and works

Chris Merchant (8).
Posted on 18 May 2011

It does work with SEF. All my sites are SEF. What may cause some to think it doesn't is if one is trying to use an SEF redirect entry in the plugin. That doesn't work. If you use the non SEF link address (the one you find if you open the link properties), and place THAT in the plugin entry it works perfectly. Thanks to the developer for pointing that out in the forum.

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