I have a scenario where after logging in (and/or during a live session), a logged in user would be redirected to a page where they need to answer an identifying question, pulled randomly from a pool of ID questions, which the user has previously answered/saved on their profile (and are currently hidden from everyone's view, including the user/owner).

Example:
There are 4 questions on their profile which they've answered and saved:
What is the name of your first pet? - text field
What year were you born? - dropdown
What is your hair color? - dropdown
What city were you born in? - text field

One of these questions is pulled randomly and displayed on an independent page. If the user's answer matches the current value stored, then the user is redirected to a hidden "Success Page" which has a secret URL. If the user answers incorrectly (their answer does not match the one in the DB), then they are redirected to a "Fail Page", or a different question.

I'll need to pass on some variable to tell me which page they are originally coming from, in order to decide which "Success Page" or "Fail Page" they are redirected to.

I understand that this is not an effective security measure for logging in, since the user can simply navigate away from that page after logging in. However, in my use case, I am using it to redirect to a hidden URL, and not using it as a security measure for logging in.

These values will live on the user's profile as hidden, however, the user can delete them (reset security questions) and re-enter them if they choose to.

Please advise on the best/cleanest way to do this.

Thanks.

It's educational material that is presented to them sequentially, with the requirement that their identity (and attention) be verified/validated randomly throughout the process.

It doesn't need to be "redirect driven" necessarily. Another workaround is to have some sort of Javasctipt pop up the questions throughout the process, while on these specific pages, (possibly on a timer being triggered every 15 mins for example), and if they answer correctly they remain on the page, and if they answer incorrectly they are redirected to a fail page.

Maybe something client-side that renders the answers using CB Substitutions into a script, and then checks their answer against it.

Or a single CB Form for each question that pops up in a modal and on submit (onprofileupdate) if new field matches old field then do nothing, if doesn't match, then redirect.

I'll take a closer look at auto-actions. If you think of an easier solution, let me know. Thanks.

Actually no, login sharing and the user experience are not really a concern here.

It’s more identity verification and forcing them to look at the material. Forcing students to study and ensuring that they are who they say they are.

Kind of like that scene in Clockwork Orange where they tie the guy up and force his eyelids open.



Any CB features similar to the picture shown?