Hi again,

I have found some code to hide some fields in some conditions :

if(($user = $this->getService('user')) && !$user->can('widget_edit'))
    {
      $this->changeToHidden('aaa');
      $this->widgetSchema['aaa']->setAttribute('readonly', true);
      //unset($this['aaa']);
    }

The problem is that now some configuring must be missing because i don't
see any "fast-edit" mode for non admin users (event front editors ...).
Can someone tell me what can allow this mode ? Or where to look in the
library ? I tried to look at dmFrontPlugin widget but i have not found the
piece that is missing.

Thank you !

Hi Anthony,

The fast edit is controlled by the permission 'widget_edit' and some other
permissions (admin access etc.)  Have a look at the permissions list in the
admin to get familiar with the existing ones.

Kind regards,

Erik Van Kelst
IT specialist - OpenSource developer
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On May 2, 2012 8:16 PM, "Anthony Coutant" <anthony.cout...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have seen that
in C:\wamp\www\diem-aenomis\lib\vendor\diem\dmFrontPlugin\modules\dmWidget\lib \BasedmWidgetActions.class.php
a list of actions that are called on every widget.
Then, i have checked
the C:\wamp\www\diem-aenomis\lib\vendor\diem\dmFrontPlugin\modules\dmWidget\con fig\security.yml
file that contains every credential definition for actions.

My "superuser" profile that has the "widget_fast_edit" right through the
"front_editor" role, it can edit all of core widgets such as text, image,
title ...
In my widget code, i don't have any code that hides form inputs if the user
does not have the widget_edit role.
So, by default, the superuser guy should have access to this widget
edition, right ?

I tried to add my own security.yml file but it does not work.
Do i have to modify the edit action of my custom widget or something ?