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Require Login - User Guide
Only allow access to your website for registered customersChapter 1: Configuration options for Require Login
This chapter will cover how to configure the Require Login extension in Magento.
1.3Exceptions
| Option | Description |
| Allow Access to Customer Controllers | Whether or not customers whom aren't logged in (guests) should be allowed to access customer functions (such as create account and password recovery). |
| URL Exceptions | Here you can add URLs which should be accessible even to customers whom aren't logged in (guests). You can use both relative and fixed URLs. |
Please note that in every Magento version before 1.5 the Type option for the URL Exceptions setting will have a small graphical bug. The setting will always be displayed as Relative, even if Fixed was selected for a URL.
Fixed URLs does still work of course, but everytime you want to modify the configuration for the extension you will need to specify again which URL Exceptions (if any) are fixed. Again, this problem only exists in Magento version 1.4.x and below.
1.4The difference between fixed and relative URLs
Relative URL means that the website base URL will be added to the beginning of the URL. For example, if your website URL is http://www.mydomain.com/ and you enter the relative URL pages/contacts the complete URL will become http://www.mydomain.com/pages/contacts.
Fixed URL are read exactly as they are entered without any modifications.


