On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:44 AM, Patrick R. Michaud <[email protected]>wrote:
> SiteAdmin/ is for things that are definitely not user-visible, > such as passwords. There aren't many things that fall into this > category. > > Site/ is for things that are shared across the entire site, > such as edit forms, page not found messages, search pages, > pagelist templates, etc. These pages must be readable by > non-admins, otherwise non-admins cannot edit, perform searches, > etc. The cmsmode recipe uses some simple code to prevent users from accessing such pages directly, while still allowing read access for includes and searchs. Is it foreseeable that such a page attribute could be added to allow an easier way for admins to do this kind of organizing? This is why we have per-page passwords and authorization. > > No, it's exactly what categories are intended to do. If we > provide an easy way for admins to enable/disable site and recipe > documentation, then I think it all just works out. > > Pm > I agree. An easy enable/disable would alleviate all of my concerns. More than anything, I simply have a different view of organization, which I always implement anyway. My main concern was that I should be able to exercise that control post-implementation of the handy new features proposed, because the future of PmWiki is bright indeed! Mike
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