Blair
On 1/20/06, Beenish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanx. Thats given me a clearer idea on what to do.
One more newbie question as a follow on. I've set up the
Customadmin.xml file to include
<section id="security" mergetype="merge"
permission="MainNavSecurityTab"
label="application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].Security">
<subsection id="users" mergetype="merge"
label="application.adminBundle [session.dmProfile.locale].Usermanagement"
labelType="evaluate" content="inc/content_overview.html">
<menu id="secusers"
label="application.adminBundle [session.dmProfile.locale].Users"
mergetype="merge" >
<menuitem id="usersearch"
label="application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].SearchForUser"
labelType="evaluate"
link="/farcry/admin/customadmin.cfm?module=ctSecurity/UserSearch.cfm"
/>
<menuitem id="usercreate"
label="application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].CreateAUser"
labelType="evaluate"
link="/farcry/admin/customadmin.cfm?module=ctSecurity/UserCreateEdit.cfm"
/>
</menu>
</subsection>
</section>
I've set up 2 files called UserSearch.cfm and UserCreateEdit.cfm under
customadmin/ctSecurity just by copying and pasting
dmSecUI_UserSearch.cfm and dmSecUI_UserCreateEdit.cfm. But when I click
through to these new pages I'm not getting the same look and feel in
the content area as the rest of the admin. You mentioned once before
that I should use the typeadmin tag but in this case I don't know where
I should use it to have it display properly.
Is this even the right way to do it or should I be creating a
ctSecurity.cfc for it under /projectname/pacakges/types/ and then
directing it to the right file (under packages/types/ctSecurity/) from
there?
I'm still trying to get my head around where I'm supposed to put
certain things.
Thanks
Beenish
