Page Access

For the people who do not have the key to the pages can anyone point me in the direction of anything I can look at about page access and the paths that are used?  Is there something in the wiki?  I want to manage this and looking for any direction on where to start..................Is the URL the same as what is in the blocks in the menu builder? 

Csampson
Quote · 25 Aug 2011

The url to access pages uses the name you created for a new page, formatted as: http://yoursitename/page/yourpagename. You can go to your page in the page blocks and click the "view page" link in the upper right corner, that will open a window w/ your created page in it and you can capture the url there as well.

 

To create a path for your page, simply go into navigation menu and add a new item (you'll also have to create a language key for the new item) and edit the new item w/ your language key, your menu title as you want it to appear on your menu and the url of the page itself. You can move the menu item around to where ever you want it to be in the menu so that your members can find it.

Quote · 26 Aug 2011

I am sorry I am looking for the internal calls or paths for already established pages and hoped there would be some kind of page on it somewhere like:

For example if you're setting access to photos module then you should write rule as
m/photos/

This is for the module page access control............


Csampson
Quote · 26 Aug 2011

how can i restrict access to sites that are located in root folder with page access control.

 

example:

i want to restrict the access for '/browse.php" for non-members

 

thanks

misterpopper

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Quote · 7 Sep 2011

Have you tried something like this?

in browse.php around line 30 find

    $_page['css_name']= 'browse.css';

    $_page['js_name']  = 'browse_members.js';

    $_ni = $_page['name_index'];

 

add this

//Check if Logged In    <----

if(!isLogged())            <--- 

exit;

 

 

is that what you are needing to do?  No one but a logged in user can access that script now.  

 

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Quote · 8 Sep 2011

thats ok too, but there should be a way with the page access module i think ...

its cleaner to not editing the php file.

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Quote · 8 Sep 2011

i get it working ... just add the filename that you want to restrict ...

for example "browse.php" which get "browse\.php.*"

 

my problem was cache related ;)

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Quote · 9 Sep 2011
 
 
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