Hello, Radiant users. I am using radiant to drive a personal website, and would like to password-protect some of the content on the site. Can someone advise me as to the simplest path to accomplish this? In particular...
Should I create developer accounts for the (10-20) individuals to whom I want to give access? I do NOT want them to be able to edit the content, so I'd need a way to disable their ability to actually modify the site, so this doesn't seem like what I want. But I don't mind if they use the admin interface to log in. Should I install some combination of radiant-rbac_base-extension, radiant-rbac_page_edit-extension, etc.? Should I try to create my own roles? How complicated is this? I understand that the user model in Radiant is primarily for the publishing / backend, not for restricting the viewing of content on the front-end. But has anyone solved this problem in a simple way already? Thanks in advance, - Ruby Newbie _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
