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exrace
PostPosted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 2:39 pm 
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Is there a way to toggle off the "Edit" function when logged in as a user who can edit content?
The current template I am using and its corresponding CSS used makes the live site editor quite ugly and unreadable.
I will have my editors use the admin site instead until I can get the editor code to display correctly.

Doesn't look to be an option in global config.

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Slixter
PostPosted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 7:36 pm 
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Not without editing the code somewhere I would think, no option in the admin backend for that currently.

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Ishmael
PostPosted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 8:59 pm 
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exrace wrote:
Is there a way to toggle off the "Edit" function when logged in as a user who can edit content?
The current template I am using and its corresponding CSS used makes the live site editor quite ugly and unreadable.
I will have my editors use the admin site instead until I can get the editor code to display correctly.

Doesn't look to be an option in global config.


I'm quite familiar with this problem having dealt with it recently. It is going to require access to the files on the server and a little editing PHP editing if you feel up to it.

The first thing to do is go to the /templates/yourtemplate/css directory and copy the template.css file;

cp template_css.css editor_template_css.css

I'm going to assume you're using Tinymce or area3xtd as your editor. The technique is the same for both.

If you're using tinmce go to /mambots/editors and open tinymce.php with vi. You'll find a line that looks like this:

$content_css    = 'content_css : "'. $mosConfig_live_site .'/templates/'. $template .'/css/template_css.css"';

Change it to this:

$content_css    = 'content_css : "'. $mosConfig_live_site .'/templates/'. $template .'/css/editor_template_css.css"';

Now go edit the editor_template_css.css for the color scheme that makes the editor usable.
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exrace
PostPosted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 10:36 pm 
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Thanks!
I will give this a try and post back with my results.

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carreon
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It looks youre in the way to fix the main problem, anyway if still need to disable frontend edition then you can edit the file "includes/gacl.class.php" commenting some or all the following lines:

Code:
      // actions
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'add', 'users', 'author', 'content', 'all' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'add', 'users', 'editor', 'content', 'all' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'add', 'users', 'publisher', 'content', 'all' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'edit', 'users', 'author', 'content', 'own' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'edit', 'users', 'editor', 'content', 'all' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'edit', 'users', 'publisher', 'content', 'all' );
      $this->_mos_add_acl( 'action', 'publish', 'users', 'publisher', 'content', 'all' );


Once you fix the main problem then you can remove the added comments and get it back to original.

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