On Apr 1, 3:56 am, "Leslie P. Polzer" <[email protected]> wrote: > Trastabuga wrote: > > 1) Is there a way to notify the blog-widget (or make it dirty) after > > the admin adds new posts so that when you go to the main page your new > > posts appear? > > I'm not sure how the blog app collects posts. Check if > > (mark-dirty (root-composite)) Any suggestion where I may call this function from? I mean, there must by some event handler when a user clicks those Add/Delete buttons. > > helps. > > > 2) If I want to hide the admin page from the public (after all, only > > admins should know it exists) so that it's not displayed on the > > navigation menu, how can I achieve that? > > Initialize the navigation conditionally. Sketch: > > (apply #'make-navigation "main nav" > (append > (list "public" "public widget") > (when (adminp (the-user)) > (list "admin" "admin widget")))) > For now I'd like to stay away from the login widget. I need something like a link to yoursite.com/admin being outside of the scope of the Navigation control. Something like stand along dispatcher. Later, I will add the login scenario only to that admin page which again won't be part of the regular user experience. Are there any code samples for more advanced sites which have this kind of snippets? > There are other ways to do this, but this is the one that is > most generally applicable. > > Leslie
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