User Permissions

encise · Post by **encise** » Thu 13. Nov 2003, 11:32

How about user permissions - so that we can create users and assign them permissions on which documents they can read when they login.

Mark

brans · Post by **brans** » Thu 13. Nov 2003, 15:34

that would be great! cuz if you manage your site with some friend or smth. it would be nice and not too hard to realize to give user permissions

encise · Post by **encise** » Thu 13. Nov 2003, 16:06

I should add that I mean website users rather than article manages as I see people have already requested this - so that people may only see special offers etc when they login in or depending on their group only see info they have permission to read.

so maybe on a sales info site - create user

customers see standard sales info
resellers see special offers
partners see again special offers or info related to them
etc etc

I would hope that this works for may content sites with their own group of users.

Mark

encise · Post by **encise** » Sun 7. Dec 2003, 23:22

Can I ask if this feature is planed, as I really need a user login feature - so people can view pages only when logged in and view ones based on their permissions.

Mark

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Sun 7. Dec 2003, 23:25

Sorry not at the moment.

Oliver

encise · Post by **encise** » Sun 7. Dec 2003, 23:29

Because of the time needed or you dont see the need for it?

Mark

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Mon 8. Dec 2003, 08:38

time.

encise · Post by **encise** » Tue 9. Dec 2003, 00:02

OK - would there be any reason why we could not develop it as an add-on for your script?

Mark

frold · Post by **frold** » Tue 9. Dec 2003, 00:20

encise wrote:OK - would there be any reason why we could not develop it as an add-on for your script?

Mark

I guess you are more then welcome... if it good maybe oliver adapt it?

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 9. Dec 2003, 07:25

I have an idea how to solve it - but let me first finish the newsletter function of phpwcms

. There is a frontend user db table used that can be extended for such frontend user login. Shouldn't be difficult.

time. time. time. is all I need

Oliver

(...or money

)

DeXXus · Post by **DeXXus** » Tue 9. Dec 2003, 08:11

Oliver Georgi wrote:-=SNIP=-
time. time. time. is all I need

Oliver

(...or money )
-=SNIP=-

I hear they are getting *PRETTY* G-o-o-D with those "cloning" experiments over there...

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Tue 9. Dec 2003, 08:33

OK - please handle for me:
I need 10 clones.

Florian · Post by **Florian** » Sat 13. Dec 2003, 18:31

Hello together!

I'm still working on the interface. I have fineshed some week's ago (actually 2 or 3

) a dynamic SSL encryption for WCMS which allows you to select by a checkbox, if the site should be secured or not. A https compatible server must be in condition, of course. I hope, that Oliver will add it to the next release, because it works pretty cool. Here are some screenshots of the Backend and Setup listed:

Screenshot #1: With SSL disabled in WCMS Mainconfig
Screenshot #2: With SSL enabled in WCMS Config and selected for encrypting site
Screenshot #3: Guided Setup additon for SSL engine (CSS boosted because it was "testfolder" for the Screenshot only)

Now I'm working on finishing the Frontend User administration, because I need it ASAP, too. Give me some time. I will have it finished before christmas. I've got the same problem as Oliver have. No time. In this moments I realize that time is the most precious thing on earth

.

Cheers,
Florian

frold · Post by **frold** » Sat 13. Dec 2003, 18:59

I do not know anything about SSL, what´s that for? do you have a link to a easy explanation of what it is at what to use it for..

And what about that encise write

How about user permissions - so that we can create users and assign them permissions on which documents they can read when they login.

Mark

Are you making that?

If I could decide I would like some differents user types:

Superadmin > with all rights
Admin > all rights exept templates editing / css editing
CO-admin > can create new articles and edit in existing articles. Can not add new users
Normal user > can chat / download public files / read messages and maybe if there is a internal forum they can join it.

Bijan Hemati · Post by **Bijan Hemati** » Sat 13. Dec 2003, 21:22

I think SSL is "Secure Sockets Layer"
See this url for more detail.

http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition ... 29,00.html