Wiki sign in problem
Sedicious
get an error page that says:
The page you requested is invalid.
Trevor Tomesh
Sedicious
and Chrome on the other.
Ben Goertzel
generally already logged into gmail on the same browser. Maybe you
should try logging into some other Google service in another browser
window, and then try the Google site and see what happens... maybe
that will work around the bug..
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 10:18 PM, Sedicious <goo...@dphi.net> wrote:
> I get the same error on two different machines, using Firefox on one
> and Chrome on the other.
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Ben Goertzel
Maybe we should port the content to a different platform then, but I
don't have time to do that in the immediate term... in the short run
it's better just to give you permission if you want to edit the site
;)
I have just done so...
ben
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 4:36 PM, Sedicious <goo...@dphi.net> wrote:
> By creating my own site to play with, I've found the following:
>
> 1) There is no way to make a Google Site editable by everyone. Edit
> privileges must be explicitly granted to each person by some
> administrator.
> 2) When someone is signed in who does not have edit privileges, there
> is no indication that they are signed in. In particular, the "sign
> in" link still appears at the bottom of the page. But clicking the
> "sign in" link when already signed in is what leads to the error page.
>
> If you want a truly open wiki which anyone can edit without having to
> wait to be granted edit privileges, then it appears you'll have to go
> somewhere other than Google Sites.