The 2 new Next-Gen Check-in pages that are shipped with Rock do not have the same security settings as the Legacy Check-in pages. This can lead to a message being displayed on the page that is confusing to the user:
The message leads you to understand that it is an authentication issue but you are left with no option to log in. Legacy Check-in would have given you a login page to achieve authentication.
Here are the security settings for Legacy Check-in pages as they ship with Rock:
Here are the security settings for the 2 new Next-Gen Check-in pages as they ship with Rock:
Actual Behavior
Security settings are not the same from Legacy Check-in pages to Next-Gen Check-in pages, leading to confusion for the user.
Expected Behavior
It would make the most sense that the security settings should be set on these new pages to match Legacy Check-in pages. If there is a reason this should not happen, then it would make sense that either a) there is a link/button on the page to take the user to a login page or b) the documentation be updated to include instructions for what a user should do when reaching this page.
Steps to Reproduce
On an iPad, using the Rock Check-in app, navigate to https://rockrmslatest.com/nextgen-checkin. You may have to set some initial settings before you will see the message as shown in the screenshot above.
Issue Confirmation
[X] Perform a search on the Github Issues to see if your bug or enhancement is already reported.
[X] Reproduced the problem on a fresh install or on the demo site.
We discussed this internally and have updated the default security for the next-gen check-in pages to match the out-of-the-box security for v1 check-in.
Description
The 2 new Next-Gen Check-in pages that are shipped with Rock do not have the same security settings as the Legacy Check-in pages. This can lead to a message being displayed on the page that is confusing to the user:
The message leads you to understand that it is an authentication issue but you are left with no option to log in. Legacy Check-in would have given you a login page to achieve authentication.
Here are the security settings for Legacy Check-in pages as they ship with Rock:
Here are the security settings for the 2 new Next-Gen Check-in pages as they ship with Rock:
Actual Behavior
Security settings are not the same from Legacy Check-in pages to Next-Gen Check-in pages, leading to confusion for the user.
Expected Behavior
It would make the most sense that the security settings should be set on these new pages to match Legacy Check-in pages. If there is a reason this should not happen, then it would make sense that either a) there is a link/button on the page to take the user to a login page or b) the documentation be updated to include instructions for what a user should do when reaching this page.
Steps to Reproduce
https://rockrmslatest.com/nextgen-checkin
. You may have to set some initial settings before you will see the message as shown in the screenshot above.Issue Confirmation
Rock Version
v1.16.7.2 Alpha
Client Culture Setting
en-US