[Solved] warn if restricted item in search results

Hi!

I'm trying to redirect user to a login form (as pop up) when a user click on the title of an item which is only for registered users...

I know how to catch if user is registered or public, and i know how to pop-up a login form. I already use this in the flexicontent category and it works well.

Unfortunately, in the search results, i can't catch the item access. $result->access doesn't exists... ($item->exists in category).

Can you help me on how to achieve that?

Thank you very much!

I see why this can be important,
i ll add this

Instead of doing this manually, we should have a built-in parameter for turning ON the display of such a warning in all listing views.


About redirections i guess you already use this in FLEXIcontent component redirection parameters:

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Thanks for your answer!

Yes, i already use this parameters.

Did you think of a "manual" workaround for the moment?

Thanks anyway!

I am adding exactly this for upcoming version,

1. the items in all views will have an access property that will be :
the logical end of

item access
main category access
content type access

Also besides the property items with no access will have an extra CSS class.

About search view i think the modified search plugins can be used by your version and i will give them to you to test

great! thank you!

Hi!

ggppdk wrote: I am adding exactly this for upcoming version,
1. the items in all views will have an access property that will be :
the logical end of

item access / main category access / content type access

Also besides the property items with no access will have an extra CSS class.

About search view i think the modified search plugins can be used by your version and i will give them to you to test

Before i look to change code, did you achieve that point? If yes, how can we use it?

Thank you!

Hello,

We have the code written inside (single) item model
- it needs to be added to the frontend views DB models
- the category template layout files / and the search view default.php template file then will have to be updated

i think we can have this in v2.0.3

These changes will be visible to developers:
1. in ALL item listings category / tags / search / etc an extra CSS class will be added : fc_no_item_access
2. For developers shaping also the HTML layout this will be available:
$items[$i]->has_access

(which will be calcalated as
has_access = access && has_mcat_access && has_type_access

Regards

Hum... not sure i perfectly understand all, but i'm sure i will be able to use it

Thank you, hope this will be in the next release!

(I know that i already wrote that, but i'm really impressed by your work, really pro! I'm sure flexicontent will became a must have for all).

Hello,
we modify the result list as described above,

- so inside your code you can use "has_access" item property

$items[$i]->has_access
or
$results[$i]->has_access

- just i was thinking about the CSS classes, that adding the to a single container makes CSS rules not so easy.
maybe it is best to add them like this (inside the ITEM (HTML tag DIV,LI) container):

Hi!

As i installed the new version of FC, i'm trying to use the hability to catch the information if an item has user rights or not...

I've tried someting like

"<?php if ($result->has_access) > "

in the "default_results.php" file, but it didn't match anything...

Can you tell me what i'm doing wrong?

thank you!