Targeted Custom Routing Logic-Step 3 - Confirming that the custom routing logic behaves correctly

Video Transcription

Now that I have set up this rerouting logic. I would like to confirm that it doesn't affect any user That's not in this group  So I'm going to switch the learner look like the catalog page still work the way that I want it It doesn't affect this user which is Joseph Leos now  it does affect anyone that's in this group in a CCME reviewer group and A CCME reviewer group if we remember has the name Thomas Wong right here  So I'm going to impersonate as Thomas Wong right now, and then I'm after I'm in person as him I'm going to go to  switch the learner notice The kettle when the user go to the catalog you get rerouted to this page  Every other page is okay, right? So every other page does not get affected because it's not in the custom routing logic, but this one is  So this is how you you can confirm that the custom routing logic is only affecting the user you want Thank you

Video Summary

In the video, the speaker sets up rerouting logic and confirms that it does not affect users outside of a specific group. They switch to the learner profile and ensure that the catalog page works as intended for a user named Joseph Leos. However, the rerouting logic does affect users in the CCME reviewer group, specifically someone named Thomas Wong. The speaker impersonates Thomas Wong and verifies that when the user in this group goes to the catalog page, they are rerouted to a different page. Other pages are not affected by the custom routing logic. This process helps confirm that the custom routing logic only affects the intended user. No credits were mentioned in the provided transcript.

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Creation Year 2022

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