Content management as it is meant to be
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The tag only works if you use the default URL, not with mod_rewrite pretty urls.requish wrote:So OK, concept its OKand now how to hide this for clients and other users. I tried to do this using some module (news) to make the same thing. Unfortunately dont work (weird url at no prettyurl website is directing to nowhere).
Should works both URL methods... Custom URL works with mod ON. I know becouse I tried enter my url.Rolf wrote:The tag only works if you use the default URL, not with mod_rewrite pretty urls.
You can use the custom url feature of the News module (I think)
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www.domain.com/index.php?mact=CGBlog,cntnt01,detail,0&cntnt01articleid=1&cntnt01returnid=23Yes yes, right. Simulate file its ok for me. I wanna use this by the same method like with content imported by cms_selflink but using other tool than content. I dont wanna to show to other users these scripts. And with use content, script works well, so with other module should to. News or CGBlog arent good becouse these generate weird urls.Rolf wrote:With the tag you simulate embedding of a "file".
You only read the content of the "file" not the template and stylesheets. Just plain HTML...
All pages allways are editable for clients/users.velden wrote:You could of course use the possibility of setting permissions who's allowed to edit a page. But I think that would involve settings those permissions on every page (not sure though).
If I dont give "Manage All Content" user see all pages but he cant edit additional options which are need for him.velden wrote:Not true. You can make it that way.
Just don't give them the 'edit all pages' permission and give permission to appropriate pages via options tab of content page.
Absolutely...Dr.CSS wrote:Sounds like you are going thru a lot of trouble for very little return...
Move those options the the first tab:requish wrote:If I dont give "Manage All Content" user see all pages but he cant edit additional options which are need for him.velden wrote:Not true. You can make it that way.
Just don't give them the 'edit all pages' permission and give permission to appropriate pages via options tab of content page.
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Any idea for that?
This field allows you to specify which content properties that users without the "Manage All Content" permission are allowed to edit. The selected properties will appear in the "Main Tab" on the edit content page.
Hi, thanks for reply.velden wrote:Move those options the the first tab:requish wrote:If I dont give "Manage All Content" user see all pages but he cant edit additional options which are need for him.velden wrote:Not true. You can make it that way.
Just don't give them the 'edit all pages' permission and give permission to appropriate pages via options tab of content page.
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Any idea for that?
Site Admin » Global Settings -> Content Editing Settins (tab) ->
'Basic properties'This field allows you to specify which content properties that users without the "Manage All Content" permission are allowed to edit. The selected properties will appear in the "Main Tab" on the edit content page.
There missing one option, its edit parent list. User can add new page only to exists pages. What when user want add new main page (parent:none)? When I will use Mle CMS its ok, parents will be names of lang, but if I have only one lang... I dont want create next-level menu where hierachy will look like this 'mainmenu>about'. I would like have just page 'about' as non-child, and that user can create pages non-child...That shouldn't be a problem as menus can start on any branch. The hierarchy of pages on the front-end doesn't necessarily have to reflect the way you organize pages on the back-end. You can set pages URL, you can set whether to use page hierarchy or not, etc... check this!velden wrote:but if I have only one lang... I dont want create next-level menu where hierachy will look like this 'mainmenu>about'. I would like have just page 'about' as non-child, and that user can create pages non-child...Is there is any hack for that too?