Problem with creating Events and Admin-Access
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Problem with creating Events and Admin-Access
by Thyariol » Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:18 pm
Hi,
I'm working on a new website and i try to run jevents on it (Joomla 1.7). Everything works fine.
Now, i want another user to create an event. But that doesn't work.
The Administration of the Site is only reachable as "localhost", and the connection to "localhost" can only be done through a SSH-Tunnel (through a special program, called PUTTY). It seems, that creating an event requires some kind of access to the site-administration.
Is that right? Is there any solution for it, so users can create events without having access to the administration of the site?
(Sorry for my bad english.)
Greetings
Thya
I'm working on a new website and i try to run jevents on it (Joomla 1.7). Everything works fine.
Now, i want another user to create an event. But that doesn't work.
The Administration of the Site is only reachable as "localhost", and the connection to "localhost" can only be done through a SSH-Tunnel (through a special program, called PUTTY). It seems, that creating an event requires some kind of access to the site-administration.
Is that right? Is there any solution for it, so users can create events without having access to the administration of the site?
(Sorry for my bad english.)
Greetings
Thya
Last edited by Thyariol on Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:07 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Problem with crating Events and Admin-Access
by Tonyp » Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:32 pm
Hello Thya,
You can create a front end menu item to Create Events.
Now the easiest option for managing people who can create events is to Enable the Authorised User Mode, and add the users you want to create Events to the Authorised Users.
Regards
Tony
You can create a front end menu item to Create Events.
Now the easiest option for managing people who can create events is to Enable the Authorised User Mode, and add the users you want to create Events to the Authorised Users.
Regards
Tony
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Re: Problem with crating Events and Admin-Access
by Thyariol » Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:45 pm
Thank you for your answer.
The Create Events is already a front end menu item.
I found the following code:
: <script src="/administrator/components/com_jevents/assets/js/editical.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
and
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/administrator/components/com_jevents/assets/css/eventsadmin16.css" type="text/css" />
It always requires access to the administration area.
The Create Events is already a front end menu item.
I found the following code:
: <script src="/administrator/components/com_jevents/assets/js/editical.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
and
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/administrator/components/com_jevents/assets/css/eventsadmin16.css" type="text/css" />
It always requires access to the administration area.
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Re: Problem with crating Events and Admin-Access
by Tonyp » Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:05 pm
The files their self require access to administration folder. Not to the Administration Area.
Also, Joomla language files are also pulled from the Administration Area for Jevents and Certain plugins/components because of the way Joomla works.
Regards
Tony
Also, Joomla language files are also pulled from the Administration Area for Jevents and Certain plugins/components because of the way Joomla works.
Regards
Tony
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Re: Problem with creating Events and Admin-Access
by Thyariol » Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:30 am
Why isn't it possible to make creating events like submitting an article in joomla? Articles can be submitted without access to the admins folder.
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Re: Problem with creating Events and Admin-Access
by carcam » Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:56 am
The user does not need the access to the administrator area, but to the files in that folder.
This is by design and I guess that it's to avoid duplicating code as Event submission is much complicated than article submission.
This is by design and I guess that it's to avoid duplicating code as Event submission is much complicated than article submission.
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Re: Problem with creating Events and Admin-Access
by Geraint » Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:38 am
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