I've looked for the magic is_public button, but I can't find it.
On Sunday, September 9, 2012 3:57:28 AM UTC+12, villas wrote: > > Just a thought, but doesn't the wiki page have an is_public field? If > so, did you tick it? > > > > On Saturday, September 8, 2012 9:41:35 AM UTC+1, Andrew W wrote: >> >> Just Checking, were you logged in when you tried to open up the page ? >> Just to clarify, if I'm logged in it will take me directly to the page - >> as expected. I wanted to test having pages available to users who haven't >> logged in - which for this case would be most people - the public. I >> opened a new browser window, made sure I wasn't logged in to web2py, and >> pasted in the url of my new page. I get the login screen. >> >> I've just tried it again at home, creating just a simple page (OK, I did >> add an extra css file to the layout). >> >> Screen shot attached of page (when logged in), and screen when I paste in >> the url. >> >> Apart from that, auth.wiki is looking great. I'm experimenting with >> adding blocks with extra classes, allowing me to style them differently. >> Can I specify classes to other elements, or is it just blockquotes ? >> >> P.S. I'm getting a small S in the menu bar (app created from Welcome >> with no changes to menu) - see screen shot >> >> Thanks >> >> >> On Saturday, September 8, 2012 7:42:22 AM UTC+12, Massimo Di Pierro wrote: >>> >>> Strange. It should work even without url=True. You should be able to >>> paste any URL in markmin and it should work. >>> >>> MARKMIN(text, url=True) >>> >>> simply allows you to user the shortcuts @/app/controller/function/args >>> and they will be converted in http://..../app/controller/function/args >>> where app, controller and function are optional. You can do @///index for >>> example. >>> >>> On Friday, 7 September 2012 14:15:31 UTC-5, Andrew W wrote: >>>> >>>> No I didn't. Only just found out about URL=True. Di I pass as a URL >>>> variable ? >>> >>> --
