I can confirm that after reading Landerd `s message, I thought i d give it a try.
[[WebLogin? &loginhomeid=`8` &logouthomeid=`1` &tpl=`m3_login`]]
Worked right away, off course the id` s are not the same. The call was pasted from the message.
Thought I´d let you know.
Yeah, it has something to do with m3_login.chunk, but I thought I fixed that when I updated to the beta-4. I have that exact chunk running on my test site and all is fine.
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I’m a newbie to MODx and i’ve just tried to set up the Multiflex template as described in the installation instructions for the beta-4 download. I’ve managed to get quite far, but i can’t seem to get the content column pages to display when opening a page. The system simply displays an empty central content pane, with all the headers/footers/sidebars around it, not the content I’ve put in.
I’ve followed the instructions to the letter (as far as I can see), but the Ditto function on the menu-listed page doesn’t seem to be working to display the content columns, which are within a container and not visible on the menu, as instructed. I’ve got the ID value in the ditto function for each ’menu-visible’ page pointing at the correct container for the actual content pages, but it doesn’t seem to be making any difference. No matter what I seem to do, I can’t get the ditto function to work.
Any advice would be gratefully received!
What does your ditto call look like? Are the documents published? If you want to PM your site and login details I can take a look at it for you.
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Currently, QuickEdit is only accessible to "Manager" users. As such, a "WebUser" can’t have access to quick edit. There is a snippet that would allow you to turn all WebUsers into Manager users called Web2Manager, or something similar (look in the repository). The easiest way to probably do it, is to create manager users for all the people you want to have frontend editing access.
For example...Under Security->Roles...create a role called "Editors" and check a box for "Edit Documents"
Then under Security->Managers Users, create a user assigned to the role of "Editors" and under the "User" tab set the user’s "Manager Login Startup" to say page 1.
This way they would go to:
http://www.yoursite.com/manager
They would login and get redirected to the homepage and could now see and use the quickedit functionality.
Jesse R.
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Hmm could have figured that out myself, stupid.
Thanks anyway,
One more, I can change the colore of the right container, however where do I change the one of the left container? Can´t seem to find the solution.
Best, Frank.