26 Jun
2008
26 Jun
'08
11 p.m.
Sergiu Dumitriu wrote:
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Sergiu Dumitriu
http://purl.org/net/sergiu/
Tiago Rinck Caveden wrote:
Alternatively, you can write a small plugin that does the changes, and call it from the
page.
Hello!
In my wiki, I've saved a page that can be visualized by everybody,
included
non logged users. The edition is restricted to logged users, though.
However, in this page I added a little script that changes some object
values when the page is viewed and then saves it. If somebody not
logged try
to simply view the page, he receives an exception saying he doesn't have
rights for it.
IMHO, the script execution should be done with the rights of the
person that
saved it.. In this case, I would like everybody that can view the page
to be
able to execute the script and save the page in the terms I've decided in
the script.
Use $doc.saveWithProgrammingRights instead of $doc.save(). Note that
this requires the editor to save programming rights. If you don't fully
trust your editors, don't give them programming rights, as they are
quite dangerous. Despite which
is the best approach, is there any workaround for my
case that
does not include allowing anonymous edition of the page?
Thank you very much,