I tried to make a simple test with two groups who get a different layout on the
default-page.
Note: I did this on the plain vanilla installer version.
1. I removed
<defaults
<!--skin="orange"
layout-decorator="tigris"
portlet-decorator="tigris"-->
/>
from default-page.psml
2. I created these dirs:
--_groups
----group1
----group2
3. I copied the folder.metadata from /WEB-INF/pages/ to group1 and group2.
4. I edited folder.metadata in the folder group1 and 2 by adding this code:
<defaults
skin="orange"
layout-decorator="test[1|2]"
portlet-decorator="test[1|2]"
/>
Are steps 1 to 4 correct?
I'm stuck here as I have no clue how to "Add a group profiling rule for all
users, (e.g. 'group-fallback' or
similar)."
The documentation of the profiler is kind of short. I think I understood
what it's supposed to do, but don't know how to implement it.
Randy Watler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: Stefan,
You can try this:
1. Remove all layout and portlet decorator defaults from the *.psml pages.
2. Add a group profiling rule for all users, (e.g. 'group-fallback' or
similar).
3. Create group specific root folders, (e.g.
/WEB-INF/pages/_group/group[0-3]).
4. Configure each group root folder with a folder.metadata, probably
copied from an
existing /WEB-INF/pages/folder.metadata file; if
/WEB-INF/pages/folder.metadata
does not already exist, create one of these as well.
5. Define default layout and portlet decorators in the 4 group root
folder.metadata files
you just created. Similarly, define a default set in the root
folder.metadata that will be
used for non-authenticated users.
Give it a shot! Let me know ASAP if you have any problems... this should
work as described here.
Randy
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