I am not familiar with Umbraco and I am wondering if there are any additional admin related links beyond the /umbraco/ (for all versions of Umbraco)? Thanks in advance.
Identified /umbraco as the admin login, looking to see if there are any additional admin related links I should be aware of.
Nope, that one is all there is :-)
You can configure additional if you like.
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I had been working with Rails and used to use Active Admin to create admin panel (CRUD operations and etc)
Now I'm looking for similar package for Node.JS
Is there way to do the same as Active Admin in Node?
Thx a lot!
The best I know of are listed on our wiki. admin-on-rest has been rewritten as react-admin already. Additional notes and comparison articles welcome. Alternately some are using AcitveAdmin alongside React
Apologies if this is a fairly simple question, yet upon googling around I can't seem to find a simple answer.
I as administrator can do everything, create chunks, snippets, pages etc. Which is fine. What I want to be able to do is define a user that can only update the existing pages and thats all. This should prevent them from destroying the site with illogical pages as has been the case in the past.
Is it possible to create a user who has just this ability?
Thanks in advance.
John
You've got two options, either create a custom access policy that does not grant 'create' or 'new_document' permissions (you might want to look at restricting all permissions starting 'new_', or put all existing resources in a restricted resource group, and only give them access to that resource group. The latter method is probably more flexible in the long run.
Does anyone know how to make multiple layouts in refinery? It doesn't have to be in the user admin I just need to be able to programmatically tell some refinery pages to use one layout and others to use a different one.
thanks.
I see that you also posted this to the Refinery CMS Google Group http://groups.google.com/group/refinery-cms/browse_thread/thread/879cea21bd2c2063
So, I'll answer there.
I've managed to setup authlogic, and quite nice it appears too. Is it secure enough out of the box?
I haven't really configured it too much. I'm going to be using it on a school website where the headmaster basically logs in with username and password to edit notices on the website. So it needs to be secure, but it ain't a bank or an e-commerce site or anything.
All I've done is restrict access to all the edit pages so you need username password and was going to leave my security at that. What do you think?
Restrict access to new, create, edit, update and delete (so only show actions are 'in the clear').
Other than that, I've never come across mention of any Authlogic security issues with a default configured Authlogic setup. Most of the configuration options are provided for dealing with specific requirements imposed by certain environments rather than something that is required for clean environments.
Be sure to add functional tests to ensure that anyone who is not logged on cannot do new, create,edit,update and delete actions. The beauty with tests in this situation is that sometimes they weed out things you may have missed in the initial coding.
I need to add role based permissions to my Rails application, and am wondering what the best plugins out there are to look into. I am currently using the RESTful authentication plugin to handle user authentication. Why is the plug in you suggest better than the other ones out there?
Ive got to recommended easy_roles. Its super light weight, and doesn't require extra tables etc etc.
http://github.com/platform45/easy_roles
http://gemcutter.org/gems/easy_roles
But role authentication is definitely site dependent. Different role authorization plugins suit different sites.
If you dont feel easy_roles suits your needs, check out:
http://ruby-toolbox.com/categories/rails_authorization.html
I use, and really like, role_requirement:
http://code.google.com/p/rolerequirement/
We've put role_requirement into Bort too, as it's probably the best solution out there at the moment.
I'm a very satisfied user of ACL
http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/acl_system
do try it!
I recommend Rails Authorization which will work with Restful Authentication quite nicely.