Mmh sorry, I am not sure I follow you and your
needs. What's the cache has to see in this
problem? the Jahia HTML cache is stored on a per
user, per mode and per language basis (=one cache
entry for each combination)... so even if you
have different permissions on different
containers on the same page, users will not see
the same pages even if the page is cached...
/SC
At 14:07 12/10/2005, you wrote:
I implemented a user fallback for those issues. So if I open a page which is
restricted to one of these perspective users
(deep links), my modification finds
the next perspective user who's able to access
this page. In this case, a 403 or
404 should never appear.
We decided to go this way, because we have pages
(access granted to all guests)
where we have to hide some fields in dependence
of the logged perspective user.
So each perspective user owns another cached
version of the page. And there are
some pages belonging to one perspective user (Deep link problem solved by
fallback).
Thanks
Robert
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Von: Stéphane Croisier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. Oktober 2005 13:48
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: Loading content independent of the current user
I am not sure I understand why you want to display in a menu some
pages the current user can not access. The goal of a dynamic CMS is
to try to avoid as much as possible 403 or 404 and to allow some kind
of personalization thanks to user permissions... So this looks like a
normal behaviour...
/SC
At 19:16 10/10/2005, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>currently we develop a company site using Jahia. We use four (three + guest)
>guest users to implement different (content and navigation) perspectives for
>each. So we must not update the content three times.
>
>Each user has its own entry page. The pages
are located beneath the home page
>(root). Unfortunately if I am not able to
display the links to these pages on
>the home page because the PageBean of each link is null? I suggest
>its up to the
>access rights of these pages, which are limited the users.
>
>Is it possible to load the contents without checking the access rights?
>
>Greetings and Thanks
>Robert
>
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