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Changing the view level of menu item "Author Login" to "guest" needs changing the installation file (base.sql). Otherwise it results in a 403 (as the logout button does already).
Template Settings are view Level "special" - we don't have a viel level for super users only.
But this remembers that the name "Author Login" is not correct. I change it to "Login".
@chmst Changing base.sql and maybe even making an update SQL script to change installation on update would not be a big thing, I think. But the question is: Are we allowed to do that regarding the restrictions for database changes in the mission or task of our Cassiopeia enhancement project? If you think we can do it, I can make a PR to change that view level.
Changing the sql script It is a bigger change because there are also multilingual and testing sample data who use the installed modules. If we do that, it must be planned carefully - and as @brianteeman says, it is more an issue for joomla-cms.
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richard67 commentedon Oct 25, 2020
@chmst That's something for you. I help of course if I can.
chmst commentedon Oct 26, 2020
Changing the view level of menu item "Author Login" to "guest" needs changing the installation file (base.sql). Otherwise it results in a 403 (as the logout button does already).
Template Settings are view Level "special" - we don't have a viel level for super users only.
But this remembers that the name "Author Login" is not correct. I change it to "Login".
richard67 commentedon Oct 26, 2020
@chmst Changing base.sql and maybe even making an update SQL script to change installation on update would not be a big thing, I think. But the question is: Are we allowed to do that regarding the restrictions for database changes in the mission or task of our Cassiopeia enhancement project? If you think we can do it, I can make a PR to change that view level.
chmst commentedon Oct 27, 2020
Changing the sql script It is a bigger change because there are also multilingual and testing sample data who use the installed modules. If we do that, it must be planned carefully - and as @brianteeman says, it is more an issue for joomla-cms.