On Oct 21, 1:24 pm, "The Editor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The advantage is, you can create specially controlled upload forms
> which determines where the files are stored, their size, and even
> their file name, etc. according to whatever rules you desire. This
> allows you to setup criteria you can use elsewhere in using that
> information.
how those forms are related to the specific pages? if you have
multiple forms, i suppose you have multiple actions that perform
uploads, so is the action that specify the criterias, not the page. or
am i missing something?
and those differentiated actions could theoretically be used on any
page, so if you have upload1 and upload2 actions, and you have upload
rights to page test, you can use both actions, provided you have read
access to both. so the way to control access is to restrict the action
pages.
is this the logic, or am i thinking wrong?
> There is however, an optional site.auth.files page that can be
> created, which can allow you to control file by file who can see which
> graphics.
this can be useful!
didn't know it existed.
blues
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