Sorry, Chameleon don't have any way of determining whether access to a given page is allowed or not for the current user level (group). I don't often say this, but sorry, can't be done with this software.

If however there is a fairly limited number of pages or URLs that are protected in this way (i.e. for registered users only), then you COULD make a Chameleon rule (or several) that detect guests AND these pages/URLs, and if detected then redirect the user to the login page.

There are 2 issues with this approach:

1 - it's only going to be practical to do this with a limited number of protected pages. Every time you make a new protected page you would have to go back to Chameleon to add it to the list of exclusions which is not ideal. It would be fine for a smallish site where you know what all those pages are going to be.

2 - using this approach, sure people are going to be sent to the login page. However one they then log in, they won't get sent back to the page they were trying to access in the first place. They will have to re-navigate to it.

If those are not problems on your site then maybe Chameleon will work for you after all!

Best regards,
Stephen