Re: [Pbwebgui-development] Idea: "My Home" page.

[JT S. <jt...@pl...>]

After re-reading your post I'm unsure whether my initial impression of what you're 
looking to do is correct.

Are you looking to have a way for users to publish their own web site within a site sort 
of like sub-sites for each user (for public viewing), or are you looking for a place 
where users can set up for their own needs (only they can see it)?


On Tue, 06 Jul 2004 22:37:13 -0400
  "Roy Johnson" <RJo...@sp...> wrote:
>I would like to develop a "My Home" page for WebGUI.  I looked at the Roadmap for 6.x 
>and did not see this on the list.  Basically what I'm referring to is a page that is 
>unique to every registered user in WebGUI on which they can do everything one could do 
>when adding a normal page in WebGUI.
>
>This would basically be like a sandbox for each user to put things (content) that they 
>found useful.  In our company, we use WebGUI to run our corporate intranet so this 
>would be extremely useful to us.
>
>I'm thinking it could work something like this:
>
>1) User logs in and within the navigation system there is automatically a link to "My 
>Home" or something similar.
>
>2) When the user clicks on this page they are free to do everything they could do on a 
>regular page that was added in WebGUI.  The difference would be that the content on the 
>page would be unique to their login.
>
>Has this concept/idea been explored before?  Can anyone think of a way to implement 
>this functionality within WebGUI as it exists now?
>
>If anyone has any ideas on ways to approach this or would be interested in working on 
>it with me please let me know.  I'm fairly new to the WebGUI API but am willing to 
>devote a large amount of time to the project.  
>
>Comments/Feedback/Flames are welcomed {:-)  Thanks!
>
>Roy
>
>
>
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