[pmwiki-users] CSS in Wiki Pages: new stylepage.php

[Patrick R. Michaud]

On Tue, Aug 29, 2006 at 12:18:16PM -0400, Henrik Bechmann wrote:
> General question:
> 
> Where is the use of the "@" prefix documented?

Primarily in AuthUser -- it's used to denote authorization
groups, such as @editors and @admins.

However, the notation is also used for a few special-purpose 
authorizations (available even if AuthUser isn't loaded or used):

    @nopass      -- always authorized (no password required, even if
                    a group or site password exists)

    @_site_edit  -- same authorization as site edit passwords
    @_site_read  -- same authorization as site read passwords
    @_site_admin -- same authorization as site admin passwords
    etc.

There's also a @lock convention, which says that a particular
action is locked to all access except for the admin password.
(It's just a convention; i.e., @lock is an authorization group 
that just happens to have no members.)

I think these are described on the PasswordsAdmin page;
@nopass in the text and the others as a frequently asked
question at the bottom.

Pm

> >>   On 8/29/06, Patrick R. Michaud <pmichaud at pobox.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>     On Tue, Aug 29, 2006 at 10:35:13AM -0500, Jon Haupt wrote:
> >>     >    The read password for Site.StyleSheet is set to nopass.
> >>
> >>     The stylepage.php recipe doesn't know how to deal with "nopass",
> >>     it just knows that there's a read password of some sort on the
> >>     page so it refuses to cache it.
> >>
> >>   Ah, makes sense.  This is a production site which is fairly 
> >>   restrictively
> >>   controlled--i.e. there is a Site group read password and only those 
> >>   pages
> >>   which are necessary are made readable to the public.  My other site
> >>   doesn't have a Site group password.
> >>    
> >
> >
> >In stylepage.php, change line 88 from
> >
> >       if ($stylepage['=passwd']['read']) {
> >
> >to
> >
> >       if ($stylepage['=passwd']['read'] 
> >           && $stylepage['=passwd']['read'] != '@nopass') {
> >
> >And be sure to use '@nopass' for the read password in 
> >Site.StylePage instead of 'nopass'.
> >
> >Pm
> >
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