Derek Richardson wrote:
Martin Aspeli wrote:
Hey. I'm writing a package to provide a Plone 3.0-compatible UI for
PAS4CAS - a replacement for PloneCASLogin, which has not been
updated. The basics work. I now want to hide the login portlet,
since it is non-functional and confusing with CAS.
I'm not sure how comfortable I'd be installing a product if I knew it
was going to remove a core part of Plone (even if uninstalling the
package puts it back). I think it'd be easier for everyone if this was
just documented and you left the poor portlet alone. :)
OK, OK, I relent. You and Matt have convinced me. I'll just do this
manually on my site and put the instructions in the README so others can
do it easily. I'll leave the portlet definition and all the instances
as-is.
Martin,
I did a quick google search for 'plone hide portlet' and quickly got bored with
reading the results. So, I thought 'Martin put in /@@manage-viewlets, I bet
there's a /@@manage-portlets.' Thus I just jumped into my test site and typed
that into the URL at site root and got a nice list of portlets, including login
with a nice red 'x' to remove it. Which I clicked and it worked beautifully!
I repeat the steps, which I know you know, because I'm documenting it for others
who get lost in a sea of old or irrelevant google results (NB: I'm running Plone
3.0.2). But I want to say that it's a real pleasure to work with something that
does what I expect. Thank you!
Derek
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