moaiamorfo wrote:
hi all,
first of all, my scenario:
Zope 2.9.8
Plone 2.5.5
membrane 1.0
remember 1.0b
Five 1.4.2
I've just added a Plone Site selecting both the remember and membrane
extension profiles. after site creation, as a manager I go to
personalize_form to put some stuffs into my fields. well, all the
fields (with the exception of the picture selection one) doesn't
accept any input. it seems they are disabled (but they're not grey). I
want to say that I've not still added a customized remember-based
customized member and that a clean Plone installation (without
remember and membrane) works without problems.
how can I fix this? thanks a lot. :)
there are a couple of things that could be related to this. first, it's not
clear to me whether or not the manager user in question is actually a
remember-based user. remember supports having remember- and
non-remember-based users in the same site, and if you're using a Manager user
that is defined at the Zope root, instead of one that was created through
Plone, then chances are it's not a remember user at all. you can verify this
by looking in portal_memberdata. if you see a member object that matches your
username, then it's remember-based. if not, then it isn't.
second, the URL of the personalize form varies depending on whether or not the
user is remember based. i don't have an installation to check right now, but
i think that personalize_form will only work for non-remember-based users;
remember-based users will end up at portal_memberdata/USERNAME/base_edit.
remember tweaks the Plone interface so that the profile link will always take
you to the right place for the authenticated member. the behaviour is
undefined if you explicitly use the wrong the URL for the current member type.
hopefully this will provide you with some starting points.
-r
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