From: Sylvie G. <sgr...@gm...> - 2007-06-13 19:33:28
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In a site that is relatively closed - I mean you need to be logged in to see things When a user receives a notification mail and clicks it, if he is not logged in, he will receive " permission denied" - and he will perhaps not see that it is because he is not logged-in. So my idea is to set errortype to a special value (not 402) for each permission denied and locally in the template error.tpl to display the login box. I do not feel really this. Has somebody a better idea? Thx |
From: mose <mo...@ti...> - 2007-06-13 20:12:19
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le Wed, Jun 13, 2007 at 03:33:27PM -0400 par Sylvie Greverend : > In a site that is relatively closed - I mean you need to be logged in to > see things > When a user receives a notification mail and clicks it, if he is not > logged in, he will receive " permission denied" - and he will perhaps > not see that it is because he is not logged-in. > So my idea is to set errortype to a special value (not 402) for each > permission denied and locally in the template error.tpl to display the > login box. > I do not feel really this. > Has somebody a better idea? - the problem is that if user, even if logged, can't access the page, it's quite pointless and decieving to propose him to login to access the page. cheers, mose |