Difference between revisions of "Restricting access to "read more""

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If you create a new menu item type Category blog or Featured articles, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with '''Read More''' links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.  
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If you create a new menu item with the '''Blog Layout''' linked to you category or section or if you publish few articles on your '''Homepage''' and set intro text parameter to more than zero, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with '''Read More''' links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.  
 
  
 
It can be useful to restrict access to the full article view for not registered visitors and leave just the intro texts readable to public. To restrict access to full article view, do the following:
 
It can be useful to restrict access to the full article view for not registered visitors and leave just the intro texts readable to public. To restrict access to full article view, do the following:
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== Editing Restricting access to Articles individually ==
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# Log in to the Administrator back-end.
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# Go to '''Content > Article Manager'''.
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# Edit the article, set the Access Level for the article with Read More link to Registered (simply click the Public link in the Access Level column).
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# On the menu item, tab Advanced options section Article options.
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# Set the Show Unauthorized Links to Yes and Save the settings.
  
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== Editing Restricting access to Articles Globally ==
 
# Log in to the Administrator back-end.  
 
# Log in to the Administrator back-end.  
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# Go to '''Content > Article Manager'''.
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# Set the article(s) or Category(ies)  to view level Registered
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# Set the '''Access Level''' for the article with Read More link to ''Registered'' (simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column).
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# Go to '''Content > Article Manager >> Options''', .
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# In the same window click the '''Parameters''' icon from the top toolbar.
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::Set 'Show Unauthorised Links' to 'Yes'
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# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes'' and '''Save''' the settings. This is a global setting and will apply to all published articles.
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::Set 'Show Intro Text' to 'Hide'
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::(These options can be overridden by the corresponding menu settings' Or,by Article settings if the menu settings are set to use the article settings) [[Help32:Menus_Menu_Item_Article_Category_Blog#Article_Options]]
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'Show Unauthorised Links' = 'Yes' - allows users to see the intro text of Articles their user group are not allowed access to
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'Show Intro Text' = 'Hide' - hides the intro text when the page is displayed. 
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'Show Intro Text' = 'Show' - displays the intro text and main text
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'''N.B. Text in Articles without a readmore is treated as 'intro text'.  If you have Articles that are registered only but do not have them displayed on a readmore then add a readmore to the article ... otherwise the whole article will be visible to all users.'''
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[[Category:Article Management]]

Revision as of 14:05, 30 November 2013

If you create a new menu item type Category blog or Featured articles, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with Read More links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.

It can be useful to restrict access to the full article view for not registered visitors and leave just the intro texts readable to public. To restrict access to full article view, do the following:

Editing Restricting access to Articles individually[edit]

  1. Log in to the Administrator back-end.
  2. Go to Content > Article Manager.
  3. Edit the article, set the Access Level for the article with Read More link to Registered (simply click the Public link in the Access Level column).
  4. On the menu item, tab Advanced options section Article options.
  5. Set the Show Unauthorized Links to Yes and Save the settings.

Editing Restricting access to Articles Globally[edit]

  1. Log in to the Administrator back-end.
  2. Set the article(s) or Category(ies) to view level Registered
  3. Go to Content > Article Manager >> Options, .
Set 'Show Unauthorised Links' to 'Yes'
Set 'Show Intro Text' to 'Hide'
(These options can be overridden by the corresponding menu settings' Or,by Article settings if the menu settings are set to use the article settings) Help32:Menus_Menu_Item_Article_Category_Blog#Article_Options

'Show Unauthorised Links' = 'Yes' - allows users to see the intro text of Articles their user group are not allowed access to

'Show Intro Text' = 'Hide' - hides the intro text when the page is displayed.

'Show Intro Text' = 'Show' - displays the intro text and main text

N.B. Text in Articles without a readmore is treated as 'intro text'. If you have Articles that are registered only but do not have them displayed on a readmore then add a readmore to the article ... otherwise the whole article will be visible to all users.

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