On 29/06/06, Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Adrian Tritschler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How can I configure planner so that some parts of my diary are public
> (and published) and some parts are private (and appear only on the day
> pages) ?
Take a look at planner-authz.el. It's the "Authz Access Restriction"
section of the manual.
The manual didn't seem overly clear to me, I've no idea what
HTML:mason is or why I want to get it, seems to be a perl module for
the web server that I've got no access to. Checking the actual
planner-authz.el file I can see the following:
;; * Diary Markup
;; If your pages have a section with diary entries maintained by
;; planner-appt.el (or by any other means), you can control access to
;; these entries. First, customize sectionalize-markup-tagname to map
;; your diary section to a tag called "diary", for example:
;; (add-to-list 'sectionalize-markup-tagname '("* Schedule" . "diary"))
;; Then make sure the diary entries you want restricted contain a
;; corresponding plan page name in parentheses, for example:
;; 10:00 10:30 Meeting with boss (WorkStuff)
I added the following to .emacs
(require planner-authz.el)
(add-to-list 'sectionalize-markup-tagname '("* Schedule" . "diary"))
but XEmacs barfs on the "sectionalize-markup-tagname" line with the
error message:
Symbol's value as variable is void: sectionalize-markup-tagname
Adrian
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