using a frameset with in-portal - In-Portal Web 2.0 Content Management System (CMS)

Posted: 04/21/2005 9:29:49 AM

JHaag75 wrote:

04/19/2005 7:37:08 PM

Dmitry wrote:

04/06/2005 10:52:00 AM

JHaag75 wrote:

04/04/2005 4:58:07 PM

Thanks Dimitry. The other question I have is are my links for the in-portal modules correct? The forums are loading up the content from my directory and I would rather create my own forum categories. What should the target hrefs be for each module?

Directory: http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-inlink/index

News: http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-innews/indexNews

Forums: http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-inbulletin/index

My Account: http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?&dest=my_account

Hello,

Sorry about a delay!

First three ones are good, but the last one needs some adjustments in order to function properly.

The "My Account" link (on top of the page in default In-portal) in build dynamically based on logged in status. In case if user is not logged in the URL for My Account will automatically create a link to the login page, otherwise if already logged in take user to My Account page. In your case, you want to have a static link aside from In-portal parser. I don't want you to change the templates yourself in order to have this fully working, so I try add this simple change to coming release. I promise to give you a hand in case case if this won't be included in the new release.

Thanks.

Dimitry,

Since the upgrade my "directory" or categories link no longer displays the categories. I have checked permissions a million times and realized that the upgrade was the culprit. Since I'm using a frameset, how can I display the categories for guest users? My link to the directory only displays links and not categories:

http://www.conform2scorm.com/index.html

The link to "Directory" from the top navigation frame: http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-inlink/index

I could change the link to : http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-inlink/index:m0-1-1-2:l0-0-1-:n0-0-0:bb0-0-1-1-1-0-1&

But wouldn't this no longer work once users are logged in? Is the "m0-1-1-2:l0-0-1-:n0-0-0:bb0-0-1-1-1-0-1&" randomly generated for every user? Is there a standard way we can link to the root of each module without having future upgrades impact an implementation that uses a frameset? It would be great if I could use your example above for a frameset and do something like this:

http://www.conform2scorm.com/in-portal/index.php?env=-inlink/index:m[home]

Ignore the fact that the portal displaying in the bottom frameset. I haven't edited pagetop.tpl to hide the old navigation yet.

[Edited By JHaag75 on 04/19/05 8:18:51 PM]

Hello,

I would need an FTP access to your In-portal files and Admin access to have a closer look. You can submit this information through support ticket.

Thanks.

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