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Hi, I’m a new MODX user and I’m trying to do the following:
I’ve got a page that should only be visible to logged in Manager Users on the ’frontend’ of the website. I’ve tried all sorts of things, but the problem seems to be that I can only set accessibility of pages to Web User groups. So if I log in as a Manager User I can still not see a certain page that is only visible to a group of Web Users on the frontend of the page (I’m using the ManagerLogin snippet and the QuickEdit module to edit pages on frontend).
Does anyone know if the thing I want is possible? I also tried the Web2Manager plugin but from what I can see this only creates a web user that has the same username and password as a manager user. But if I login as a manager I still don’t see the specific page that is assigned to the web user with the same login credentials.
So in short I would like to do the following:
- login on frontend as manager user with ManagerLogin snippet
- be able to edit pages with quickedit on frontend
- be able to see manager-only pages on frontend
Thanks in advance for any help!!
BTW, I’m using ModX 0.9.6.3
Michelle
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Hi Michelle, Welcome to Modx.
The best damn cms on the planet and as far as i know the galaxy
try using $modx->getLoginUserType(). it will return either web or manager. if you want to see how the function works check out line 2015 in manager/includes/document.parser.class.inc.php
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For this I recommend creating a new template specifically for the pages you want to protect with this snippet.
Take the code below, create a new snippet (name it whatever you want, I used Manager_only but it doesn’t matter).
Modify the $redirect_url to match whatever page you want to redirect non logged users to.
Add the snippet call to the top of the template (use uncached: [!Manager_only!] )
<?php
/* Manager_only
checks to see if a manager session is found, if not
redirect them to $redirect_url
*/
$redirect_url ="http://yoursite.com";
if(!isset($_SESSION['mgrInternalKey'])){
header("Location: $redirect_url");
}
?>
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Wow, thanks so much! Modx is indeed a fantastic CMS, and with a friendly community!
Breezer, your suggestion works perfectly! Is there also a way to make the menu-item only appear in the menu when logged in?