Thanks a lot David... I have one more simple question (might be a silly one after all that explanation of yours) regarding subsites. What I understand is that an anonymous user is first directed to the root. He's directed to the subsite depending on the profiling rule on that particular user's role, is that right? (So in order to forward his request to the subsite he must be logged in? Or using the subsite-role-fallback-home rule can I also map anonymous users to a subsite?) Would it be possible to implement my own profiling rule which redirects users to subsites depending on the requested URL? Is there any tutorials on how to write a profile rule?
Thanks again... Elif On 11/26/06, David Sean Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Elif Guner wrote: > Hi, > > I've read the threads on hosting multiple portals. I have a couple of > questions regarding the same subject.First of all, if I am to use > subsites, is it possible to have different roles for each subsite? For > example different admin/manager/guest per subsite 1 and different ones > for subsite 2? (I couldn't find an answer on this one) No, that isn't possible currently. I do like that idea though. It reminds me that in a future release I'd like to see subsites associated with domains, and then domains are associated with different roles, users. There are two sample subsite profiling rules that come with the portal Look at these for examples of how to use a profile to map users to different subsites. The subsite-role-fallback-home rule is a role-fallback rule that maps users to always lookoff the "subsite-root" subsite. > > Secodly, instead of using subsites, is it all right to have portals' > data in different folders and define new roles for each folder? (for > example define admin1 and this role can only access folder1 with admin > privileges). Depending on which url is requested the user will be > redirected to the folder in which the portal data is contained. > You can achieve some of the effects by using roles. With a role-fallback profiling rule, the visibility of pages are expanded. By using page security constraints, you can limit the visibility of pages. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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