Anyway, the "else" macro threw an error, since it doesn't exist, but I
simply replaced it with <span macro="showWhen !
window.simpleRoles.contains('Admin')">.
It works great! :D
Thanx.
wOn Sep 24, 9:47 am, whatever <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > 1. Good to know. > > 2. Evalify errors: > in tiddler Evalify: > Error while executing macro <<evalify>>: SyntaxError: unterminated > string literal > and > Error while executing macro <<evalify>>: SyntaxError: missing ; > before statement > > In tiddler SimpleRoles: > Error while executing macro <<evalify>>: ReferenceError: User1 is > not defined > and > Error while executing macro <<evalify>>: ReferenceError: Guest is > not defined > > 3. It was late last night and I wasn't thinking clearly, even though I > had already done exactly that. :D > > 4. Ok, I'm clear on that. > > 5. Well, the funny thing is that I had read that and then I spent the > entire night practically dreaming that I'd found an easier way to do > it without your plugin, but when I read your answer this morning, I > realized that I can do it WITH your plugin. :D Also, this example is a > bit clearer because of the "else" macro. > > 6. A useful thing. > > Thanx. > > w > > On Sep 24, 1:51 am, Tobias Beer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi whatever, > > > Some answers... > > 1) Is the EvalifyPlugin required? > > No, not unless you want to display the user role on TiddlySpace as I > > did. In a Non-TiddlySpace-TiddlyWiki you can use the tiddler macro > > like so... > > Tiddler:GetRole > > <<tiddler GetRole##OUT with {{window.simpleRoles[0];}}>>/% > > !OUT > > $1 > > !END%/ > > > 2) Because I keep getting errors. > > Where, when, which? > > > 3) Also, I'm not clear on how to assign roles. > > Simply put the user-names into the corresponding sections of your > > SimpleRolesConfig tiddler. > > > 4) Do I need to use something like <<option simpleUserRole>>? And > > where do I put that? > > Of course not, or do you want your users to choose their own role? > > Again, you assign roles to users in SimpleRolesConfig. > > > 5) And how do I define, to which tiddlers a User has access as opposed > > to an Admin or PowerUser? > > You would have to use conditional templating as in the example. You > > could also define different restrictions for search with > > YourSearchPlugin or GotoPlugin... and then include those > > conditionally. > > > As an example using HideWhenPlugin... > > <span macro="showWhen window.simpleRoles.contains('Admin')"> > > <span id='mainMenu' refresh='content' > > tiddler='MainMenuAdmin'></span> > > </span> > > <span macro="else"> > > <span id='mainMenu' refresh='content' tiddler='MainMenu'></span> > > </span> > > > The same way you could hide the entire tiddler content. > > > 6) Do I need to create tiddlers with usernames? > > Not when it comes to roles, no. > > > You could, however, tag tiddlers with a role - like "Admin" - and then > > use a conditional statement to check if the role is assigned to the > > current tiddler AND the current user. > > > Cheers, Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
