RE: [Zope] Structure of website How?
-----Original Message----- From: Alwyn Schoeman [mailto:alwyns@prism.co.za] Sent: Friday, October 01, 1999 8:29 AM To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Structure of website How?
Hi,
I've got this idea of a website but being a zopebie I don't know how to structure it in zope.
The site is for a company that supply different internet services. The company has several clients. There need to be a general area and then there must be areas for each client. The client must log in and then be transported to his site which lists only the services that the client has subscribed to, client specific news, etc. All client sites must be similar and only differ on authentication and services subscribed. Each site must be private from other clients and it must be possible to differentiate between different users from the same client.
Read the Content Managers Guide. It describes this very scenario. As an example, have a folder called general, in which is a folder for each client: general/ client1/ client2/
Any ideas on structuring? I especially don't know how you can do the authentication without doing it in Apache.
Use multiple user folders, one for each 'client' directory. The Content Managers guide also has a good section on security. -Michel
Can I use acquisition between folders on the same level or is it mainly top-down? Michel Pelletier wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: Alwyn Schoeman [mailto:alwyns@prism.co.za] Sent: Friday, October 01, 1999 8:29 AM To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Structure of website How?
Hi,
I've got this idea of a website but being a zopebie I don't know how to structure it in zope.
The site is for a company that supply different internet services. The company has several clients. There need to be a general area and then there must be areas for each client. The client must log in and then be transported to his site which lists only the services that the client has subscribed to, client specific news, etc. All client sites must be similar and only differ on authentication and services subscribed. Each site must be private from other clients and it must be possible to differentiate between different users from the same client.
Read the Content Managers Guide. It describes this very scenario. As an example, have a folder called general, in which is a folder for each client:
general/ client1/ client2/
Any ideas on structuring? I especially don't know how you can do the authentication without doing it in Apache.
Use multiple user folders, one for each 'client' directory. The Content Managers guide also has a good section on security.
-Michel
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