| Re: Template : system_siteclosed.html??? |
| by Stewdio on 2004/1/16 20:59:20 Then make a "Site Closed" Block and make it the only one visible to anon users. When registered users log in, they see the rest of the site. This is the only way you can get it to work easily without core modifications. The site closed code literally blocks everything or anything else from happening, other then logging in. |
| Re: Template : system_siteclosed.html??? |
| by M4d3L on 2004/1/16 18:43:19 But the Function Site Close is a good think for the Intranet |
| Re: Template : system_siteclosed.html??? |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/1/16 17:07:38 It will be a real bitch to work with because this is a common (i.e. included on each page) function. If the site is closed, there is ONLY access to the login form for non-logged-in users or users not in a group with access. There's no easy work-around for this one. |
| Re: Template : system_siteclosed.html??? |
| by M4d3L on 2004/1/16 16:54:39 No that's not work! The passlost.php is not accesible because the page is close I have to modifie the code but I dont no where! |
| Re: Template : system_siteclosed.html??? |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/1/16 15:25:58 I think you don't understand  You have made a change in the system_closed.html template right? That change won't show until the template is re-compiled, which it won't until you update the module. Try to go to Administration Menu -> System Admin -> Modules -> update System Module and see if it doesn't correct the problem |
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