> 2. Fine-grained permissions system.
Yes but sometimes it's just not enough in complex scenarios.
Fortunately, as Christopher pointed out, there's the 'be_acl' extension
that solves the problem.
However, what actually is troublesome is the user administration. In
fact, only administrators can
Hi,
On 10/18/07, Andrew Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> would you be willing to send me a screenshot of a couple? I would be
> most iterested in the possibilities.
>
> also, would you be willing to donat / sell that code to us?
There is no "that code" as such--it's pretty much a custom
config
I too have been having difficulty with content-editors complaining of
the complexity of the backend (and this is after removing all but the
web->page module, so they don't have a lot of menu distractions). I
don't see it. It seems simple and intuitive to me. I would love to see
a wiki page o
would you be willing to send me a screenshot of a couple? I would be
most iterested in the possibilities.
also, would you be willing to donat / sell that code to us?
thanks,
Andrew
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stopher Torgalson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hi,
| On 10/17/07, Andrew Da
Hi,
> Our largest problem, is that the be interface is a bit difficult to
> use. I dont think this, but when clients call us several times about
I think that you can simplify the Typo3 interface as much as you like.
As I read, you can show the "View" icon in the menu only if you want
(can custo
Hello there,
Christopher Torgalson wrote:
> a) do you know about using TSconfig for this purpose? The BEs of sites
> I deliver for most clients are RADICALLY simpler than what admin users
> see.
+1 to Christopher's comments. It's really quite striking how quickly one can
learn to use page TSconfi
Hi,
On 10/17/07, Andrew Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, everyones points are very well taken. And my boss, being my boss,
> has the last say of course.
>
> Our largest problem, is that the be interface is a bit difficult to
> use. I dont think this, but when clients call us several times a
Yes, everyones points are very well taken. And my boss, being my boss,
has the last say of course.
Our largest problem, is that the be interface is a bit difficult to
use. I dont think this, but when clients call us several times about
the same problems, it seems clear to us that typo3 be needs s
dont get me in trouble!
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
OlivierDobberkau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Andrew Davis schrieb:
|| Thanks all, that helps clarify. My boss (of course) wants it
|| totally branded our own, which is not possible.
||
|| We will have to find another product or build our
T.M.Snyder schrieb:
>> [...]
>> product or build our own (my preference).
>
> Which in my opinion is absolutely nonsense.
>
> Ask yourself just a few questions - and also your boss:
>
> - what is the benefit to have a own branded software instead of a software
> supported by a worldwide commun
--- Original Nachricht ---
Absender: T.M.Snyder
Datum: 17.10.2007 10:19:
>> [...]
>> product or build our own (my preference).
>
> Which in my opinion is absolutely nonsense.
>
> Ask yourself just a few questions - and also your boss:
>
> - what is the benefit to have a own branded soft
> [...]
> product or build our own (my preference).
Which in my opinion is absolutely nonsense.
Ask yourself just a few questions - and also your boss:
- what is the benefit to have a own branded software instead of a software
supported by a worldwide community, extremly flexible and customiza
In such cases Dilbert will often provide you with good advice
http://ns38149.ovh.net/2007-06-10.gif
Olivier Dobberkau thus spake on 2007-10-16 22:03:
> Andrew Davis schrieb:
>> Thanks all, that helps clarify. My boss (of course) wants it totally
>> branded our own, which is not possible.
>>
>> We
Andrew Davis schrieb:
> Thanks all, that helps clarify. My boss (of course) wants it totally
> branded our own, which is not possible.
>
> We will have to find another product or build our own (my preference).
Give me your boss e-mail... :-)
BTW: I am the boss of 15 people company. TYPO3 gives y
Thanks all, that helps clarify. My boss (of course) wants it totally
branded our own, which is not possible.
We will have to find another product or build our own (my preference).
thakhs,
Andrew Davis
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AndrewDavis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hi,
| I understand t
Hi Andrew
http://typo3.org/community/people/
Read the part about the GPL. It's meant in a jestful way, but we really
did have a tar and feather list going for some time if I remember
correctly...
Andrew Davis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I understand that the gpl needs to be stated in the sourcecode,
Andrew Davis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I understand that the gpl needs to be stated in the sourcecode, but on
> the login screen and the back-end, it has the license and TYPO3
> clearly displayed everywhere. Thats a problem for my company, as we
> want to brand the be entirely our own.
Hi Andrew,
as far
Andrew Davis schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I understand that the gpl needs to be stated in the sourcecode, but on
> the login screen and the back-end, it has the license and TYPO3
> clearly displayed everywhere. Thats a problem for my company, as we
> want to brand the be entirely our own.
>
> As far as I c
Hi,
I understand that the gpl needs to be stated in the sourcecode, but on
the login screen and the back-end, it has the license and TYPO3
clearly displayed everywhere. Thats a problem for my company, as we
want to brand the be entirely our own.
As far as I can tell, these declarations are requir
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