[dokuwiki] Re: Hiding namespaces
- From: Julian Monteiro <jm.listas@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 02:26:07 -0300
Hello Martin,
You can try the 'hidepages' config option: $conf['hidepages'] = 'REGEX';
<from the manuals>
This option accepts a Regular Expression to filter certain pages from
all automatic listings (RSS, recent changes, search results, index).
This is useful to exclude certain pages like the ones used in the
sidebar templates. The regexp is matched against the full page ID with a
leading colon. If it matches, the page is assumed to be a hidden one.
This is a rather cosmetical option not a security one!
Julian
Martin Tschofen wrote:
Right. But I want users to have access to them, just not show up in
the index as from a user's perspective they belong to the page they
appear on. acl doesn't work for that hence my need to suppress
it...martin
On 4/26/06, Chris Smith <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Martin Tschofen wrote:
That's doesn't quite work. When I remove read rights from the
namespace where all my sidebar content resides, it doesn't show up any
more in the sidebar. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong...martin
The sidebar template (and possibly the derivatives which use the same
sidebar function) does an ACL check on the candidate sidebar file and
won't use any for which the user doesn't have read access.
Chris
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Right. But I want users to have access to them, just not show up in the index as from a user's perspective they belong to the page they appear on. acl doesn't work for that hence my need to suppress it...martin
On 4/26/06, Chris Smith <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Martin Tschofen wrote:
That's doesn't quite work. When I remove read rights from the namespace where all my sidebar content resides, it doesn't show up any more in the sidebar. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong...martin
The sidebar template (and possibly the derivatives which use the same sidebar function) does an ACL check on the candidate sidebar file and won't use any for which the user doesn't have read access.
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