I love the member profile user control, very smart timesaver, well done. Just one thing though, the richtext editor's advimage & advlink buttons don't work too well, they show "advanced_dlg..." instead of labels. I dont' know if this is an umbraco issue or an osmember issue. Also I'm wondering if the image browser should use umbraco's fancy image browser, but then is it possible to restrict member permissions on the media folders.
Thankyou for this very useful control. I've learnt from it & have started writing my first xslt extension to return a member with all it's properties so I can render a readonly version of the member on the page.
The Umbraco tinymce datatype is designed for the backend of Umbraco and therefore you will face quite a few issues with it trying to use it on the front end of Umbraco. i.e can't insert images etc. I'm going to try and get a "safeTinymce" working in the next week. I've done all the work it just need to package it up.
return a member with all it's properties so I can render a readonly version of the member on the page
On the membertype you can set a memberproperty to readonly by clicking the "Member Can Edit" checkbox. This will show on their profile (if show on profile is checked also) but won't allow them to edit.
Sounds great, I'm looking forward to that rich text editor.
I actually want to render a read only copy of a member (and it's editable properties) for other members to look at, not the member itself. I'm doing this with xslt & GetMember, that's fine. Also, when I had another look at my project (it's a weekend project) I realised the xslt extension I wrote was for getting all the members in a particular group, not the member itself, which is provided in umbraco.library.GetMember.
works great, just one issue with tinymce
I love the member profile user control, very smart timesaver, well done. Just one thing though, the richtext editor's advimage & advlink buttons don't work too well, they show "advanced_dlg..." instead of labels. I dont' know if this is an umbraco issue or an osmember issue. Also I'm wondering if the image browser should use umbraco's fancy image browser, but then is it possible to restrict member permissions on the media folders.
Thankyou for this very useful control. I've learnt from it & have started writing my first xslt extension to return a member with all it's properties so I can render a readonly version of the member on the page.
silly me, umbraco.library:GetMember does that :-)
The Umbraco tinymce datatype is designed for the backend of Umbraco and therefore you will face quite a few issues with it trying to use it on the front end of Umbraco. i.e can't insert images etc. I'm going to try and get a "safeTinymce" working in the next week. I've done all the work it just need to package it up.
return a member with all it's properties so I can render a readonly version of the member on the page
On the membertype you can set a memberproperty to readonly by clicking the "Member Can Edit" checkbox. This will show on their profile (if show on profile is checked also) but won't allow them to edit.
Sounds great, I'm looking forward to that rich text editor.
I actually want to render a read only copy of a member (and it's editable properties) for other members to look at, not the member itself. I'm doing this with xslt & GetMember, that's fine. Also, when I had another look at my project (it's a weekend project) I realised the xslt extension I wrote was for getting all the members in a particular group, not the member itself, which is provided in umbraco.library.GetMember.
Hi again skiltz, about membertype rte properties, have you encountered this issue?
http://umbraco.codeplex.com/WorkItem/View.aspx?WorkItemId=25083
You mean you get the error in the backend of Umbraco? Not the bit members see?
Yes that's right, I just solved it by adding ValidateRequest="false" to /umbraco/members/EditMember.aspx
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