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Lukas Renggli | 16 Mar 2008 16:39
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Re: hiding sidebar for general users

Hi Esteban,

> How do I hide sidebar for general users, and allow it for "admin"  
> users?
> I can took off +sidebar+ div from "environment " template... but  
> then I don't have the commands for admins neither.

If you have loaded Pier-Security you can set the view permissions of  
the side-bar to the admin only. This means you remove all the  
permissions from Group and Others of the side-bar page. In this case  
it won't be displayed.

> And here is another dumb question: Is there a way to have  
> "childrens" (from a children component) in a specific order?

I don't exactly understand what you mean by order. When you embed the  
children using links they are always inserted in a specific order.

	+first-component+
	+second-component+
	+third-component+

Lukas

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> Thanks in advance,
> Esteban
>
> "Querer es suscitar las paradojas"
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Esteban Lorenzano | 16 Mar 2008 17:25
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Re: hiding sidebar for general users

Hi, Lukas,

I'm doing something wrong, because I have the package and tryed to use it and nothing happened. Here is a more detailed explanation: 

First, I'm using latest versions of Seaside 2.8, Scriptaculous and Magritte and Pier (magritte and pier installed through "Magrite-All" (260) and pier through "Pier-All" (279)

In the browser, I select "Change Other", picking "remove", "recursive" and "view" in the list, then apply... and nothing happens. 
If I select "Environment" and then repeat the operation I describe... and again, nothing. 
Trying the same operation with Pier-OB and I have the same result.

El 16/03/2008, a las 12:39PM, Lukas Renggli escribió:

Hi Esteban,

How do I hide sidebar for general users, and allow it for "admin"  
users?
I can took off +sidebar+ div from "environment " template... but  
then I don't have the commands for admins neither.

If you have loaded Pier-Security you can set the view permissions of  
the side-bar to the admin only. This means you remove all the  
permissions from Group and Others of the side-bar page. In this case  
it won't be displayed.

And here is another dumb question: Is there a way to have  
"childrens" (from a children component) in a specific order?

I don't exactly understand what you mean by order. When you embed the  
children using links they are always inserted in a specific order.

+first-component+
+second-component+
+third-component+

Lukas



Thanks in advance,
Esteban

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cdrick | 16 Mar 2008 17:39
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Re: hiding sidebar for general users

Hi

> I'm doing something wrong, because I have the package and tryed to use it
> and nothing happened. Here is a more detailed explanation:
>
> First, I'm using latest versions of Seaside 2.8, Scriptaculous and Magritte
> and Pier (magritte and pier installed through "Magrite-All" (260) and pier
> through "Pier-All" (279)
>
> In the browser, I select "Change Other", picking "remove", "recursive" and
> "view" in the list, then apply... and nothing happens.

not sure but maybe you need to log as admin... then change other and
so on... + logout

Cédrick

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Lukas Renggli | 16 Mar 2008 17:37
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Re: hiding sidebar for general users

> First, I'm using latest versions of Seaside 2.8, Scriptaculous and  
> Magritte and Pier (magritte and pier installed through "Magrite- 
> All" (260) and pier through "Pier-All" (279)

That sounds perfect.

> In the browser, I select "Change Other", picking "remove",  
> "recursive" and "view" in the list, then apply... and nothing happens.
> If I select "Environment" and then repeat the operation I  
> describe... and again, nothing.
> Trying the same operation with Pier-OB and I have the same result.

 From a default installation you have to make sure that all structure  
have an owner and a group. You can do this from the root (default  
settings not shown):

	Change Owner

	Recursive: true
	Owner: Admin

	-> Apply

Then you need to log-in, as a lot of functionality disappeared due to  
missing authentication.

	Login

	Username: admin
	Password: pier

	-> Login

Next set the group. Again in the root (default settings not shown):

	Change Group
	
	Recursive: true
	Owner: Admin

	-> Apply

Now you can go to a page that should not be visible for non  
administrators and apply the following:

	Change Other

	Recrusive: true
	Operator: Remove
	Permissions: View

	-> Apply

When you log-out the page is not visible or accessible anymore.

Lukas

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Esteban Lorenzano | 16 Mar 2008 20:37
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Thanks Lukas, that do the trick... :)

For the other problem, I'm talking about PRChildrenWidget, lets say I add tree pages, pageA, pageX and pageB, in that order... i want to see the components as I added, I mean "pageA pageX pageB", but the component orders the links alphabeticaly, and I get "pageA pageB pageX"

Thanks again,
Esteban

El 16/03/2008, a las 1:37PM, Lukas Renggli escribió:

First, I'm using latest versions of Seaside 2.8, Scriptaculous and  
Magritte and Pier (magritte and pier installed through "Magrite- 
All" (260) and pier through "Pier-All" (279)

That sounds perfect.

In the browser, I select "Change Other", picking "remove",  
"recursive" and "view" in the list, then apply... and nothing happens.
If I select "Environment" and then repeat the operation I  
describe... and again, nothing.
Trying the same operation with Pier-OB and I have the same result.

 From a default installation you have to make sure that all structure  
have an owner and a group. You can do this from the root (default  
settings not shown):

Change Owner

Recursive: true
Owner: Admin

-> Apply

Then you need to log-in, as a lot of functionality disappeared due to  
missing authentication.

Login

Username: admin
Password: pier

-> Login

Next set the group. Again in the root (default settings not shown):

Change Group


Recursive: true
Owner: Admin

-> Apply

Now you can go to a page that should not be visible for non  
administrators and apply the following:

Change Other

Recrusive: true
Operator: Remove
Permissions: View

-> Apply

When you log-out the page is not visible or accessible anymore.

Lukas

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Lukas Renggli | 17 Mar 2008 16:46
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> Thanks Lukas, that do the trick... :)

Good.

> For the other problem, I'm talking about PRChildrenWidget, lets say  
> I add tree pages, pageA, pageX and pageB, in that order... i want to  
> see the components as I added, I mean "pageA pageX pageB", but the  
> component orders the links alphabeticaly, and I get "pageA pageB  
> pageX"

That was currently not possible. I fixed it in Pier-Model-lr.215,  
where the children are stored in a OrderedCollection. There is a  
migration script included that makes this migration automatically.

By default the new version still sorts the items alphabetically  
according to the title. However you can open an inspector on the  
kernel and change the #childrenSortBlock: property to nil, to get the  
children listened unordered. There is no UI to change the order of the  
children, but that can be done later on. For now, you have to stick  
with the inspector.

HTH,
Lukas

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Esteban Lorenzano | 17 Mar 2008 19:29
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Thanks lukas, I'll do it

Esteban 

El 17/03/2008, a las 12:46PM, Lukas Renggli escribió:

Thanks Lukas, that do the trick... :)

Good.

For the other problem, I'm talking about PRChildrenWidget, lets say  
I add tree pages, pageA, pageX and pageB, in that order... i want to  
see the components as I added, I mean "pageA pageX pageB", but the  
component orders the links alphabeticaly, and I get "pageA pageB  
pageX"

That was currently not possible. I fixed it in Pier-Model-lr.215,  
where the children are stored in a OrderedCollection. There is a  
migration script included that makes this migration automatically.

By default the new version still sorts the items alphabetically  
according to the title. However you can open an inspector on the  
kernel and change the #childrenSortBlock: property to nil, to get the  
children listened unordered. There is no UI to change the order of the  
children, but that can be done later on. For now, you have to stick  
with the inspector.

HTH,
Lukas

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