[pmwiki-users] authform for action=attr

[adam overton]

thanks for the speedy response.
i see.
i found where this is taken care of in pmwiki.php

if i wanted to do the following two things...
   - hide 'upload' and 'attr' permission from non-'admin' users
   - add a note to the top of that page listing a default site  
password for 1st time users

... are those things that i could do from outside pmwiki.php, or that  
i would want to try and tweak in the PrintAttrForm function?
... and is there any security risk in fiddling around with these  
fields in pmwiki.php?


or maybe i should just hold my horses until attr makes it into a wiki- 
based form?

many thanks!
adam


On 2 May 2008, at 12:17 AM, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:

> On Fri, May 02, 2008 at 12:08:09AM -0700, adam overton wrote:
>>
>> hi
>> just one more question for the day. (thanks for putting up with me)
>>
>> i've found AuthForm, which holds the form for users when they Login.
>> but
>> where can I change the AuthForm that one is sent to when typing in
>> MyGroup/MyPage?action=attr@@? i thought this would be the same page
>> as Site/AuthForm, but it's not, and i don't see any other files on my
>> system that seem like they hold this form... i'd like to change what
>> the user sees when they go to change their password...
>
> The ?action=attr page is one of those few remaining areas where
> we don't use a wiki page to describe what appears in the page.
> Instead, it's handled via the $PageAttrFmt variable and the
> PrintAttrForm() function.
>
> I've done some experiments with converting ?action=attr to use
> a wiki-based form, but haven't committed anything I like yet.
>
> Pm
>

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