This should be simple but has me stumped.
I'd like to place an announcement on our customer portal with a link that logs out the current user and redirects them to our Jira projects.
JSDSERVER-1367 identifies the issue at hand.
"https://jira.domain.com/projects" is the final destination but I need to logout first.
If I use the project url, they get redirected to the portal. If I send them to the logout page, they confirm but then get redirected to the login or sign up portal page without access to the original announcement link.
https://jira.domain.com?destination=projects&logout=true - I've seen links like this but can't find one that works.
As a workaround, I've added an announcement to the login page with a link to our Jira projects.
Portal settings | View and customise | Login announcement
I altered the portal announcement to include a logout link but I can't even get that to work. It's a bit convoluted but at least the clicks would be available if the logout URL worked.
The standard logout button is an anchor link to a single # (scroll to empty id or refresh) but that doesn't work as a URL link.
<a class="js-logout" href="#">Log out</a>
The destination URL looks like this but that doesn't work either.
jira.domain.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/user/login?destination=portal&logout=true
The standard URL below works from Jira or from the portal as a Jira user but not as a portal customer.
jira.domain.com/secure/Logout.jspa
Does anyone know a URL I can include in an announcement link to logout a portal customer?
No I didn't @Paul Mata. I left the logout URL as text without a link.
The lack of subdomain support to resolve this and not allowing service desk customers to view, comment and vote on Jira issues are the main reasons I wish I'd never settled on Atlassian solutions.
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