Vanja Bertalan wrote:
> Is there a way to allow unregistered user to create topic/article. This
> would be convenient if we wanted to create some kind of link submission
> system or such.
> What I have in mind is: user nobody faces a html form through which he
> creates some kind of content (without looking under the hood, of course).
> After he's done, content he created is in DB but either locked or not
> approved, and the webmaster gets an email note about submission. After
> webmaster unlocks/approves content, it becomes visible to public...
You can do the equivalent of a 'su' by using
mgd_auth_midgard(username, password, 0). This will change the notion of
current user to the given username; I suggest a user setup specifically
only
owning the topic tree you want public submissions to. The last 0
suppresses
the cookie that this function normally sends but which would put the
password
in the users' cookie file.
After you've created the topic/article/etc you can re-anonimize by doing
mgd_auth_midgard("", "", 0);
The same page that accepts the submission can send mail to the webmaster
by means of the mail functions available in PHP.
Articles are not marked approved or locked by default, so you can check
in
your display logic whether the flag is set. The midgard list functions
will not filter them out automatically.
Emile
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