CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block


Subject: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Hi all,


I'm trying to put in a CMS HTML Block the two links "ACP" and "CMS" an show this two only to who is authorized to see that, the problem is that some parts of this block must be visible to all users...

It's possible to do what i want?? If yes, how???


thanks

o/

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
You should have a look at the original navquicklinks.tpl o overall_header.tpl

they are set like this:

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  1. <!-- IF S_ADMIN -->  
  2. <tr>  
  3. <td align="left" width="8">{IMG_NAV_MENU_SEP}</td>  
  4. <td class="genmed" align="left">{U_ACP}</td>  
  5. </tr>  
  6. <tr>  
  7. <td align="left" width="8">{IMG_NAV_MENU_SEP}</td>  
  8. <td class="genmed" align="left"><a href="{U_CMS}">{L_CMS}</a></td>  
  9. </tr>  
  10. <!-- ENDIF --> 


of course you can change the links.

The important thing is <!-- IF S_ADMIN --> and <!-- ENDIF -->

Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
spydie wrote: [View Post]
You should have a look at the original navquicklinks.tpl o overall_header.tpl

they are set like this:

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  1. <!-- IF S_ADMIN -->  
  2. <tr>  
  3. <td align="left" width="8">{IMG_NAV_MENU_SEP}</td>  
  4. <td class="genmed" align="left">{U_ACP}</td>  
  5. </tr>  
  6. <tr>  
  7. <td align="left" width="8">{IMG_NAV_MENU_SEP}</td>  
  8. <td class="genmed" align="left"><a href="{U_CMS}">{L_CMS}</a></td>  
  9. </tr>  
  10. <!-- ENDIF --> 


of course you can change the links.

The important thing is <!-- IF S_ADMIN --> and <!-- ENDIF -->



ok, but i must have a file to import...
which one??

only with the code that you've posted it doesn't work and i see {U_CMS} and {U_ACP}

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
should be : includes/page_header.php . That is the file with all definitions of {U_xxx} and {L_xxx}


Try with this:

<!-- INCLUDE ../includes/page_header.php -->

Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
spydie wrote: [View Post]
should be : includes/page_header.php . That is the file with all definitions of {U_xxx} and {L_xxx}


Try with this:

<!-- INCLUDE ../includes/page_header.php -->


it doesn't work :(

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Marfo wrote: [View Post]
Hi all,


I'm trying to put in a CMS HTML Block the two links "ACP" and "CMS" an show this two only to who is authorized to see that, the problem is that some parts of this block must be visible to all users...

It's possible to do what i want?? If yes, how???


thanks

o/

Why not make two CMS HTML Block? close to each other...
In the first (with ACP and CMS) u give permissions to see it the admin only, and the second permissions for all ....

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Costa wrote: [View Post]
Marfo wrote: [View Post]
Hi all,


I'm trying to put in a CMS HTML Block the two links "ACP" and "CMS" an show this two only to who is authorized to see that, the problem is that some parts of this block must be visible to all users...

It's possible to do what i want?? If yes, how???


thanks

o/

Why not make two CMS HTML Block? close to each other...
In the first (with ACP and CMS) u give permissions to see it the admin only, and the second permissions for all ....


do you mean create two html block in the same position???

yes i can do but for the generation of the ACP link?? this depends from the user session... how can i do whit this problem??

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Put yourself the link for ACM


Quote:
do you mean create two html block in the same position???


yes you can do so. In the same place. In this case, the first block text contains the ACM link to be seen by admin only, and the second everyone else can see from all, except from the admin.
It depending from you, and what do you want to write there

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Costa wrote: [View Post]
Put yourself the link for ACM


Quote:
do you mean create two html block in the same position???


yes you can do so. In the same place. In this case, the first block text contains the ACM link to be seen by admin only, and the second everyone else can see from all, except from the admin.
It depending from you, and what do you want to write there


yes i can do in this way, but for the generation of ACP Link?? how can I do??

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
I do not know if there is a way in existing ACP with the existing funcions.
Or if there is a better way without having to make use of Code.

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
Marfo wrote: [View Post]
I'm trying to put in a CMS HTML Block the two links "ACP" and "CMS" an show this two only to who is authorized to see that, the problem is that some parts of this block must be visible to all users..


I would do that with dynamic menu in CMS
http://www.icyphoenix.com/viewtopic...ighlight=menu#3

You can give each link a permision for a usergroup
and you can put the dyn menu on every site you would like: portal, forum and so on ;-)

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Subject: Re: CMS And ACP Link In A CMS HTML Block
TheSteffen wrote: [View Post]
Marfo wrote: [View Post]
I'm trying to put in a CMS HTML Block the two links "ACP" and "CMS" an show this two only to who is authorized to see that, the problem is that some parts of this block must be visible to all users..


I would do that with dynamic menu in CMS
http://www.icyphoenix.com/viewtopic...ighlight=menu#3

You can give each link a permision for a usergroup
and you can put the dyn menu on every site you would like: portal, forum and so on ;-)



Ok,

thank you

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