How set a page as public when use the 'private site' (walled garden) configuration.
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You must log in to post replies.With external pages plugin. Look at it and ask if you have more questions.
@sem.. ;-) i think he wants to have a particular page set ok for access @ logged-out state when elgg's walled-garden is activated - currently elgg wil block most content @ walled garden -- will need somethwangmajigz coded to allow walled-garden logged-out access @ particular URI`s ;(
DhrupDeScoop is right....
I have i page handler and an action... these need have public access... how to do this?!
Sem is correct - take a look at the external pages plugin for an example of how to do this.
You can use my Loginrequired plugin to give access to a certain page while at the same time having a walledgarden site:
http://community.elgg.org/pg/plugins/project/804349/developer/iionly/elgg-181-login-required
Just add the URL of the page to the allowed URL's in start.php.
there was some discussion abt a few weeks ago in this area.. if you can find that post again.. probably might have some more (code) details in there. ;-0
Thanks, i will try...
I could not find anything to help me plug in external pages ...
This is the start.php
<?php
/**
* Plugin for creating web pages for your site
*/
elgg_register_event_handler('init', 'system', 'expages_init');
function expages_init() {
// Register a page handler, so we can have nice URLs
elgg_register_page_handler('about', 'expages_page_handler');
elgg_register_page_handler('terms', 'expages_page_handler');
elgg_register_page_handler('privacy', 'expages_page_handler');
elgg_register_page_handler('expages', 'expages_page_handler');
// add a menu item for the admin edit page
elgg_register_admin_menu_item('configure', 'expages', 'appearance');
// add footer links
expages_setup_footer_menu();
// register action
$actions_base = elgg_get_plugins_path() . 'externalpages/actions';
elgg_register_action("expages/edit", "$actions_base/edit.php", 'admin');
}
/**
* Setup the links to site pages
*/
function expages_setup_footer_menu() {
$pages = array('about', 'terms', 'privacy');
foreach ($pages as $page) {
$url = "$page";
$item = new ElggMenuItem($page, elgg_echo("expages:$page"), $url);
elgg_register_menu_item('footer', $item);
}
}
/**
* External pages page handler
*
* @param array $page URL segements
* @param string $handler Handler identifier
*/
function expages_page_handler($page, $handler) {
if ($handler == 'expages') {
expages_url_forwarder($page[1]);
}
$type = strtolower($handler);
$title = elgg_echo("expages:$type");
$content = elgg_view_title($title);
$object = elgg_get_entities(array(
'type' => 'object',
'subtype' => $type,
'limit' => 1,
));
if ($object) {
$content .= elgg_view('output/longtext', array('value' => $object[0]->description));
} else {
$content .= elgg_echo("expages:notset");
}
$body = elgg_view_layout("one_sidebar", array('content' => $content));
echo elgg_view_page($title, $body);
}
/**
* Forward to the new style of URLs
*
* @param string $page
*/
function expages_url_forwarder($page) {
global $CONFIG;
$url = "{$CONFIG->wwwroot}{$page}";
forward($url);
}
I did it!
I created a hook handler like this:
elgg_register_plugin_hook_handler('public_pages', 'walled_garden', 'interplayers_public_pages');
function interplayers_public_pages($hook, $type, $return_value, $params) {
$return_value[] = 'form_contato';
$return_value[] = 'form_contato/';
$return_value[] = 'action/contato/enviar/';
$return_value[] = 'action/contato/enviar';
return $return_value;
}
Great!!