New feature: Admin edit link at frontend for articles inside

[flip-flop]

Hi folks,
a new little star is born. http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=65187#65187

This mod displays at the frontend an edit link for articles inside the visual mode block (only visible as an admin). This makes the work for large pages ultrafastly! The mod is 100% secure. Made by OG.

Replace the index.php simply and try out!

If u need it ...
...get it here: http://www.kirschteam.biz/mods/fe_edit.zip

Ich habe von oli sowas in der art bekommen.
im visual mode block ( nur sichtbar als admin) erscheint im frontend ein editierlink. Macht das arbeiten bei großen Seiten superschnell!!!!!
Das ganze ist Sicher!
Einfach die index.php ersetzen und ausprobieren!

Wers braucht....
....guckst Du hier: http://www.kirschteam.biz/mods/fe_edit.zip

index.php line 184 [new]
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if(VISIBLE_MODE == 1 || VISIBLE_MODE == 2) {
$content['page_end'] = '<div id="VisualMODE" style="position:absolute;left:5px;bottom:5px;padding:5px;z-index:1;background-color:#FF3300;color:#FFFFFF;border:1px solid #000000;">';
$content['page_end'] .= VISIBLE_MODE == 1 ? 'user: ' : 'admin: ';
$content['page_end'] .= html_specialchars($_SESSION['wcs_user']);
$content['page_end'] .= ' <a href="phpwcms.php?do=articles&p=2&s=1&id='.$aktion[1].'" target="_blank" title="edit article">';
$content['page_end'] .= '<img src="img/symbols/fe_page_edit.gif" width="16" height="16" alt="edit article" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle" />';
$content['page_end'] .= "</a></div>\n</body>\n</html>";
} else {
$content['page_end'] = "</body>\n</html>";
}
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[Keppn]

Total rock! Das erleichtert die Redaktioniererei doch wirklich ungemein - und das mit so einer kleinen, eleganten Ergänzung! Exzellent wären natürlich auch Edit-Knöpfe für den Direktzugriff auf einzelne Contentparts, aber jetzt bin ich erstmal für ein paar Tage dauerbespasst und hochzufrieden

[sustia]

It works perfectly

[juergen]

WOOOOOOOOW

[phalancs]

nice one. I have changed that a little bit, so it is only shown if an admin is logged in:

//enym: changed check (show red box with edit only if admin is logged in)
if($_SESSION['wcs_user_admin']=='1') {
$content['page_end'] = '<div id="VisualMODE" style="position:absolute;left:5px;bottom:5px;padding:5px;z-index:1;background-color:#FF3300;color:#FFFFFF;border:1px solid #000000;">';
$content['page_end'] .= VISIBLE_MODE == 1 ? 'user: ' : 'admin: ';
$content['page_end'] .= html_specialchars($_SESSION['wcs_user']);
$content['page_end'] .= ' <a href="phpwcms.php?do=articles&p=2&s=1&id='.$aktion[1].'" target="_blank" title="edit article">';
$content['page_end'] .= '<img src="img/button/edit_22x13.gif" width="22" height="13" alt="edit" border="0" style="vertical-align:middle" />';
$content['page_end'] .= "</a></div>\n</body>\n</html>";
} else {
$content['page_end'] = "</body>\n</html>";
}
//end enym check

[anthony.abraira]

I went ahead and installed the Frontend. I created a frontend user. And I don't know how to access this feature. Can somebody help the dummy out of the group?

[phalancs]

anthony.abraira:

I do not understand your question?

You installed the frontend?? - Just do the codechange.

You created a frontend user? - This user is not able to edit articles anyway.

[anthony.abraira]

Alright all I did was upload the "fe" graphic in the "img-->symbols" folder. Then I renamed my current index.php to something else (backup). Then I put in the index.php (updated version from zip file).

Now what? Do I go into the backend login?

Just not sure of the concept here. I know the idea is that I can edit my articles from the frontend...but how do I get the "edit article"....

...i am sure you can tell i am lost.. thanks for the quick reply..

[flip-flop]

Hi,

you must login. At a new browser window please call your page. The left red admin box has an icon, please make a click there. And now you see ..........

Knut

[phalancs]

If an admin logs in then he sees the red floating box in frontend, there should appear an "edit article" link that leads you to a new browser windows with the according aediting screen.

Please mind: This is not really a "frontend edit" solution but a "frontend edit link solution".

[anthony.abraira]

Thanks I see it now. I got it once you told me that it wasn't really a "frontend" solution, but more of the link workaround. It's still a cool tool nonethess...is this cpanel thing you're talking about ... more along the lines of true frontend?