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kelley_jayme |
"log in" for my site
Sep 17 2009, 4:50 PM EDT
okay, my site is for a small business... i want clients to be able to log in to certain pages as well as the main site, but i want employees to be able to log in to a different series of pages completely, as well as the main site... how do i do that???
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Baby_Apple |
1. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 17 2009, 7:03 PM EDT
Logging into a site logs you into everything. There's no separate signing in for each page on your wiki. Once your clients are signed in, they're good to go!
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CryingDove |
2. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 17 2009, 7:22 PM EDT
What is needed is to create two other wikis : 1 for your clients and 1 for your employees. From the main site create a link to the client wiki (public wiki) and a link to the employee's wiki (private). Each would have a different set of pages. The employee wiki would only be able to be viewed by registered employees and no one else. There is no option to direct logins to specific pages within a single wiki. Do you find this valuable? |
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3. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 18 2009, 4:08 PM EDT
cool! im kinda new to this tuff.. lol. i have no idea what im doing, but i guess im just gonna have to learn. thank you!
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1#brave |
4. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 18 2009, 6:38 PM EDT
This is a commonly suggested suggestion.
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wes615 |
5. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 19 2009, 4:41 PM EDT
Or you can always use un-categorized pages (pages that are not in the navigation), not tag them, and then type the URL in the URL text box on your browser.Just tell the workers not to tell anyone the URL and no one should be able to find them. -wes615, thanks for the great question! Do you find this valuable? |
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chrisco97 |
6. RE: "log in" for my site
Sep 19 2009, 6:09 PM EDT
| Post edited: Sep 19 2009, 6:25 PM EDT
Yeah, you just got to place the URL in your favorites so you remember.The only problem is when you edit the page, it will show up under "Updates." Then anybody can click on the link and go to the page. Do you find this valuable? |