Never mind, I think I got enough ideas from looking at Aslak Hellesøy's ba extension.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Carl Youngblood <c...@youngbloods.org> wrote: > I found this topic on the mailing list from a few years ago. I'm > building an extension that supports site user registration and login. > I would like to be able to support two ways of restricting access to > page content. I would like to create a different page type that would > require login to be seen, such as: > > class SecurePage < Page > end > > and I'd like to create tags for displaying content only if a user is > logged in and only if a user is not logged in, such as: > > <r:if_authenticated>Secret information</r:if_authenticated> > <r:unless_authenticated>Public information</r:unless_authenticated> > > Previous suggestions on this thread said that it would be best (due to > the caching mechanism) to use a separate controller for secure pages > and create routes such that all pages hosted under a certain subdir > slug were protected: > > http://groups.google.com/group/radiantcms/msg/c6d0c6da863e33a5 > > But this seems like it would conflict with my goal of securing content > by page type and by tags, or at least that it would make the system a > little kludgier--secure pages or pages with partially secure content > would need to be hosted under a separate subdir. Can any of you who > are more familiar with Radiant think of a good way of modifying the > existing site controller for this functionality? My preference would > be to modify the existing controller as minimally as possible so that > all of Radiant's other functionality continued to work normally on > these secure pages. > > Thanks, > Carl >
