On 21/02/05 06:48 -0500, Christian Smith wrote: > On Monday, February 21, 2005, Brian Ingerson uttered: > > >> Ok, so I can now set the privacy bit for pages through the > >> /admin/ view, but this has no affect on anything in the normal > >> view. > > > >It should! You need to add K::PagePrivacy to the plugins file > >of the normal view (and any other view). Of course if you do it > >in the root view it will propagate to the sub views. > > Ahh, now I understand. The AdminViews page had talked about > adding the appropriate plugin to the admin view, not to the > parent, but I can see now that it would make sense for a plugin > such as PagePrivacy to be installed in the parent. Other plugins > such as PageDelete need only be added to the admin view.
Exactly. The PagePrivacy needs to be in the public view to /enforce/ the privacy and in the admin view to /set/ the privacy. Cheers, Brian
