I just discovered that my issue is a duplicate of the one found here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/acegisecurity-developer@lists.sourceforge.net/msg02079.html




On Fri, 2007-09-07 at 16:46 +0800, Shi Lei wrote:
> hi, sorin
>  
> I dont think that Acegi can do it right now....may be you need to
> rewrite some Acegi source code to get what you want.
>  
> On 9/7/07, Sorin Postelnicu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
>         Hi guys!
>         
>         I have a question for anyone who has solved this problem
>         before:
>         I included the same login form on multiple pages on my site,
>         and I want 
>         the following functionality:
>         When a user logs-in (using the login form on any page), if the
>         login is
>         successful he will be returned to the same page from which he
>         logged-in.
>         And, if possible, something similar if the login is not
>         successful: he 
>         will be returned to the same page from which he logged-in, but
>         with a
>         request parameter set to some value (for
>         example ?login_error=1).
>         The controller for the page already knows to display different
>         things
>         based on the user being logged-in or not, and to handle the
>         login_error 
>         parameter.
>         I just want to know how can I configure Acegi to accomplish
>         this (hoping
>         that it is possible).
>         The configuration that is described in the Acegi documentation
>         redirects
>         the user to a defaultTargetUrl or an authenticationFailureUrl,
>         but I do 
>         not want that. The AbstractProcessingFilter can return to the
>         page saved
>         under the ACEGI_SAVED_REQUEST_KEY by the
>         ExceptionTranslationFilter, but
>         only after an AccessDeniedException or
>         AuthenticationException.
>         But I need it to return to the same page from which the login
>         form was
>         submitted.
>         
>         Thanks for anyone who can help!
>         
>         
>         
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