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I'm not sure if you still needed an answer to this as your other post seemed to indicate that you had figured this out, but I thought I would post the information anyway.
When appending the p_next_page parameter to the end of the MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL, we will append it in the format of ?p_next_page if it is determined that the URL does not contain a query string. If we do determine that it contains a existing query string, it will be appeneded in the format of &p_next_page
Example:
MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL: site.com
Result with next page parm: site.com?p_next_page=...
MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL: site.com?foo=bar
Result with next page parm: site.com?foo=bar&p_next_page=...
I'm not sure if you still needed an answer to this as your other post seemed to indicate that you had figured this out, but I thought I would post the information anyway.
When appending the p_next_page parameter to the end of the MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL, we will append it in the format of ?p_next_page if it is determined that the URL does not contain a query string. If we do determine that it contains a existing query string, it will be appeneded in the format of &p_next_page
Example:
MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL: site.com
Result with next page parm: site.com?p_next_page=...
MYSEC_EXT_LOGIN_URL: site.com?foo=bar
Result with next page parm: site.com?foo=bar&p_next_page=...