I have deployed wso2am4.0.0 on my vm. I am going to hide some menus in https://localhost:9443/carbon but don't know how to achive that.
I want to hide menus like below:
From my experience these menu's can't be hidden unless you decide to change the UI design yourself. Users who log in will only be shown submenus inside these menus when they have the correct role for them. So for example a user would not see the "Datasources", "Message tracing" and "Server roles" listed there if they don't have the roles to support that.
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In a website I am working on, a customer wants another menu with multiple dropdowns under the main navigation menu.
Instead of using the typical menu features associated with Drupal's Bootstrap theme, I used pills.
Is it possible to enable some users to view these pills but not others? I know it is possible to do so with pages.
I have enabled each user to have their own page, which only they can see.
Ideally, I'd like for each user to be able to see a "My Profile" Pill (or Menu, or Button, whatever works), that directs them to their own page.
The problem I've been having is that in the pill drop-down menu, they can also see everyone else's link to their page, even though when they click it, they can't access another user's page.
Also, I have tried the same thing with the Main Navigation Menu that is already built into the Bootstrap theme, and it works just not with the pills.
I can't seem to find any code that references this either.
I just purchased and installed UberMenu plugin version v3.2.1.1, followed the setup exactly the way they described, and I'm able to see the Ubermenu instance in my front page, as it should be.
However, I can't access the customization area of the menu, and therefore I can't tweak it my own way.
When I go to Appearance -> Menus and click on the Uber button on any menu item, all I get is an empty options popup, just like the image below. None of the tabs present any content, it's just like the plugin scripts weren't being loaded.
However I see that blue popup in the lower right end of the screen saying it was being loaded correctly, and it's gone properly when it ends the job.
What can I do to enable/load correctly the configuration options for this plugin?
Thanks!
There are generally 2 possibilities that can make this happen:
A PHP error occurs (for example, a memory limit exception), preventing the page from loading the content critical to the menu item settings panel. You can check if that's the case by viewing your Menus Panel page source and seeing if you have a closing HTML tag.
or
The theme alters the admin menu structure via a custom Walker, resulting in the plugin not being able to find the appropriate data within the admin menu items to generate the settings panel. This is not very common, but can happen with themes that offer their own custom menu item settings within the Appearance > Menus Panel, as they alter the standard item markup to suit their needs.
If you need assistance, just Submit a Support Ticket over at sevenspark.com and we'll help you get it sorted out :)
Have a great weekend!
I have Drupal 7 with NodeGallery installed. I have several galleries in on my website.
Some of those galleries are linked to the main menu items and always visible and some of those are linked to menu items visible only after the user has signed up.
But when someone is logged-in and for example sends a link to gallery (like http://my.site.com/?q=node/1477), that is hidden for external (unlogged) users, they see that gallery, although they don't see it in main menu.
The option in Content management (for this gallery) "Is private" and the combo box "Authenticated only" has no effect (has effect only with the visibility of the link in main menu). If someone knows the link, he has access to the gallery. That is not desirable.
How can the permissions of view of the concrete gallery be restricted to only authenticated user?
For controlling the logged in and logged out menu items you can use menu item visibility module URL: https://www.drupal.org/project/menu_item_visibility where you can control which menu item is visible to which role.
And you can use hook_node_view hook to check which node(s) to be visible to which roles of user or you can use nodeaccess module to have a backend to make your node visible to which user URL: https://www.drupal.org/project/nodeaccess
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On my Drupal site I am using a theme that puts a log-in prompt on the main page. I want to move it to a separate page. How do I do that? Also, once I move or remove it, How would I go about still logging on as the admin?
The home page is here http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/
Update:
Right, the bottom right block. I solved the problem, as suggested, by removing the block.
The login form on the main page was a Block. You disabled it by going to
Administration >> Structure >> Blocks. There found a list with all
blocks for the current theme. I just moved the Login Block to the Disabled area at the bottom.
Now I have an issue with the Navigation block. But that is a subject for another discussion thread
The login prompt is a block. Disable it or configure it not to appear on the front page or to only appear on certain pages or whatever.
The URL to access blocks in D7 is: /admin/structure/block
Until you clarify the log-in prompt you talk about, I can already say several things:
No need to do something special to "move the log in functionnality to a separate page" because it will always be on that page: http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/user. If you want it to be accessible through the menu, just go to admin>structure>menu and add a link into the right menu.
To log in as the admin, just go to http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/user like any other user and use your admin username and password normally.
I'm waiting for your edit to complete my answer ;)
I am in need of a Drupal module that will allow to give a certain group of users the permissions to access admin/build/menu screen, but be able to administer only a certain menu. Basically a permissions menu per roles.
I've tried a few modules, Menu Ownership(*also tried Menu Perms, Menu Access, Delegate Menu Admin*) even does exactly what I need, but it requires Rebuilding Permissions, which I am afraid to do because I have a {node_access} table with 17000rows(I know, extremely huge!).
If anyone can suggest me a good lightweight module that does permissions for menus, I would really appreciate it!
Thanks!
I think you're looking for Menu Admin per Menu
By default, Drupal allows only users with "administrer menu
permission" to add, modify or delete menu items. In case you want for
instance to let certain users manage primary links or secondary links
but not navigation menu, this module provides this functionality
.