I'd like to have some interface like here when you write in forum just an Editor with text of page and then with Submit you post new changes and you see edited page.
Thnx
Make edit link for logged persons on every page...
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noidea
Make edit link for logged persons on every page...
Hi I was wondering if is possible to put on every page a link for editing page without goingo to control panel I'd like to make direct link to those users and maybe to open a page with just page editor and not the menu and all other stuff that you can find in control panel...? Obviously I'll check if the user is logged and I've made a login box directly on main page. In other words I don't want to make interact my users with Control Panel.
I'd like to have some interface like here when you write in forum just an Editor with text of page and then with Submit you post new changes and you see edited page.
Thnx
I'd like to have some interface like here when you write in forum just an Editor with text of page and then with Submit you post new changes and you see edited page.
Thnx
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jelle
Re: Make edit link for logged persons on every page...
Have a look at the {edit} tag, and maybe combine it with frontendusers and customcontent. A custompage where they only can edit one page has not been done yet, but I am sure a lot of people will be very interested if you create such a thing.
I would look at the 'apply' mechanism for inspiration, and then make a custompage with only those items on it you want people to edit. The rest of the needed variables are stored as hidden inputs. The submit action of the page is to the normal page-edit accept stuff, but it should redirect the user to a different page. The editing stuff could maybe be done with normal templates (if you can figure out how to include the editor cleanly), for the redirection I think you will need to hack some php.
I would look at the 'apply' mechanism for inspiration, and then make a custompage with only those items on it you want people to edit. The rest of the needed variables are stored as hidden inputs. The submit action of the page is to the normal page-edit accept stuff, but it should redirect the user to a different page. The editing stuff could maybe be done with normal templates (if you can figure out how to include the editor cleanly), for the redirection I think you will need to hack some php.
