Page URLs starting with "Login"

[felix]

I just started using Powershell Universal and meant to create my first page, with a little test script to just check for available usernames in our AD.
So I named the page “Login-Availability” and whenever opening it, I ended up on the default PU login page. With this being all brand new, I was sure my SSO with Azure was wrong. But now I found it’s really just about the name. With letting it generate the URL, I found that any name combination starting with “login” would take me to the login page instead.
I don’t mind just not using “login” but I guess either this is a bug or there could be something out that this is not a valid page name/URL

Sorry if I’m talking out of my a**. As I said, I’m brand new to this and more of a sysadmin then a developer.
Just thought I’d point out what I found

Regards,
Felix

Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 3.3.6

[Jori]

Sounds like this, which I encountered (though in my case, it was my own created pages that were not routing how I wanted).

Variable in Page URL not allowing further pages to load

You’ll just want to reorder the pages. The routing goes through the list of pages and matches the first one found. Since the /Debug/:id route matches all of the other routes, it will also end up first. I think this will do what you want. $Pages = @() $Pages += New-UDPage -Name 'Debug' -Content { New-UDForm -Content { New-UDTextbox -Id 'txtID' -Label 'ID' } -OnValidate { If ($Eventdata.txtID -eq '') { New-UDFormValidationResult -ValidationError "ID can't be b…

Since most likely answer is, don’t use “login” directly. Have something before it in the URL like this…