So, to sum it up, the check would look something like this...
config.extensions.tiddlyweb.getUserInfo(
function(user){
if(user.anon){
//guest
}else if(readOnly){
//user
}else{
//member
}
}
);
I guess, my initial idea of storing such a value into some variable
probably is not a wise choice. So, maybe the user object returned by
getUserInfo would do good with an additional flag, e.g. a
user.status[string] or a watered down user.member[boolean]. My
preferred alternative probably reads like this...
config.extensions.tiddlyweb.getUserInfo(
function(user){
switch (user.status){
case 'owner':
//not existing yet
case 'member':
//only for members
case 'user':
//only for users
default:
//external visitors
}
}
);
Cheers, Tobias.
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