Martin Grandrath wrote:
The ACTION_ACT_PREPROCESS event seems to be designed to handle your kind of situation. For instance:Hello, On Wed, Oct 03, 2007 at 09:03:08PM -0500, Myron Turner wrote:I wonder if one solution might be to write a small action plugin that checks the IP addresses and then to set $INFO['writable'] = false;I have to admit that I haven't checked out the plugin mechanism yet. I thought about checking the visitor's IP address from within the template file (main.php), but I don't know if or how I can restrict a user from there. Furthermore I don't mind people to login and write from outside the network. What I like to restrict is the /registration/. Regards, Martin
function register(&$controller) {
$controller->register_hook('ACTION_ACT_PREPROCESS', 'BEFORE', $this,
'check_register');
}
function check_register(&$event, $param) {
}
However, in my test the $event->preventDefault() method, called from
check_register(), didn't stop the registration from taking place.
A solution might be to check the IP address and check that the "do"
parameter is "register". Then output your own custom error page with a
link back to your dokuwiki site and then call exit. The exit will stop
dokuwiki from continuing to process the page and your error message page
will appear on the screen instead.
function check_register(&$event, $param) {
if bad_IP && do='register'
output_error_message;
exit;
}
Myron
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