[Solved] Un lien "connectez-vous pour lire la suite"....?

Bonjour,

Voici mon besoin, je suis à la recherche de toute idée m'aidant à y parvenir :

J'affiche sur une page le sommaire (c'est à dire titres de rubriques et premières lignes) d'une revue.
Certaines rubriques sont publiques, d'autres privées.
Je voudrais que l'intro des rubriques soit visible de tous, mais que :

Si le visiteur est non enregistré, il ait un lien "connectez-vous pour lire la suite",
Si le visiteur est enregistré, il ait un lien "lire la suite".

Je sais vérifier si l'utilisateur est enregistré ou non. Par contre, que me conseillez-vous pour le reste :

Puis-je faire ça en créant des champs pour chaque rubrique (me semble difficile, les text-area de FC ne gérant pas les liens lire la suite --> Une alternative au lien lire la suite?)
S'il faut créer un article par rubrique, comment rendre l'intro public et le reste privé quand nécessaire?

Merci pour n'importe quel conseil qui pourrait m'aider!

Category and other views can display unauthorized items,

you can use inside category items ...

Thank you for your answer... i activate in general configuration "show unauthorized links" to yes. So i can display title and intro text in category view : great.

Just because you go fast, there are some wrong or missing letters, if i'm correct, it must be :
What i can't do is catching if the item is authorized or not, in order to have, for example if the user is not logged in :

item1(public) - intro 1 - "click to read more"
item2 (private) - Intro 1 - "login to read more".

in red is what i can't achieve...

thank you, one more time (but i'm about to solve all )

yes

i mean you could put

Unlogged_Read_More="Read more (may require login)"

but it makes sense (i think it is possible, to add a FLAG to indicate if item is not authorized)

Hum, i think i'm not clear :

I know how to verify if the user is logged in, or not. No problem for that.

What i don't know, is how to verify if an article is public or not! (what i called : unauthorized content, but maybe i'm wrong).

In fact, it's very similar to my question concerning the search result (<!-- l --><a class="postlink-local" href=" flexicontent.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5528#p31619 ">viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5528#p31619).

perhaps a picture is more clear : here is what i want to do :

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Yes, i just meant that the solution does not involve that anyway to check if user can display/view the item :

NOTE above for J1.6+ the access for item main category should also be checked:
$item[$i]->catid
above code does not do that

Yeeees! great! It works, thank you!

(i just replace $item[$i] with $items[$i] in my template code).

Ok, thanks for feedback,
corrected '$item[]' to '$items[]' above

-- NOTE: the above code will work without any further modifications if all your categories have public ACCESS Level, if they do not, then the above code must be changed to check access of category too


-- Also this component (free) involves a huge effort from FLEXIcontent team,

please consider leaving a review at JED (joomla extensions site)

Regards

Yes, i'm quiet at the end of my development, and i'm really delighted with Flexicontent. I just now had a comment on the JED.
But please change your flexicontent description : for now it display only the J1.5 compatibility!!!

To stay on this subject (i already said that in an other topic, but i think it's really important) : Personnaly, i found that demo component, with admin access are very very usefull in order to :

Show how powerful is component,
limit forum questions to interesting ones, as major questions have an answer on demo backend.

(There is a way to automaticaly refresh the demo website to your parameters, i think that Akeeba provide this tool).

Thank you one more time!