Content rule to redirect to page (Plone 6 Classic)

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So, I managed to make a content rule for 'first login' ( Content rules for first login )

Question: Could it be possible to have a content rule that redirects the user to another page ( similar to what c.onlogin once did), or would this be impossible 'due to how content rules work/that several rules (theoretically) might get triggered for same event)

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Yes it should be possible. Events run after the main response has been made but before that has been sent back. So you should be able to modify the response I believe.

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Update: I made the action, but there is something 'is preventing it from working'.

To test, I added a (default) 'User logged in' content rule.
For this, I used action 'Notify user'.

  • If I go to front page and log in, no message is shown to the user.
  • If I go to another page and log in from there, no message is shown to the user.
  • If I go to (for example) /news/edit (and log in when asked for username/password), the message is show (correctly).

UPDATE: This only happens on 'localhost', if I have a 'proper URL' it the message is shown.

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UPDATE: The above is NOT true. I think this depends on Plone version. For version 6.0.10.1 the same error occurs. That is also true with the default 'logged in message': In other words: the message Info: Welcome! You are now logged in. is not shown anymore

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UPDATE: This is not true too.
The events / rules fires if the user logs in from '/login'. If the user logs in via the pop up login form, it does not. The (current) workaround is to disable/remove 'modal = {}' in portal_actions

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Could something like this work (I dont think it does)

@adapter(Interface, IRedirectAction, Interface)
@implementer(IExecutable)
class RedirectActionExecutor:
    """The executor for this action.
    This is registered as an adapter in configure.zcml
    """

    def __init__(self, context, element, event):
        self.context = context
        self.element = element
        self.event = event

    def __call__(self):
        request = self.context.REQUEST
        rel_url = _(self.element.rel_url)
        #import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
        url = "{}/{}".format(api.portal.get().absolute_url(), rel_url)
        request.response.redirect(url)
        return True