Privileged

Requires TXP 4.0.6 or higher.

This plugin provides the following tags:

• <txp:rvm_privileged />
• <txp:rvm_if_privileged />
• <txp:rvm_privileged_user />

<txp:rvm_privileged />

When a non-privileged user visits a page containing this tag, a HTTP 403 Forbidden error is shown.

The error page can be customized in two ways:

1. modify the error_default template page.
2. create a new template page called error_403 (recommended!)

Attributes

• name="comma-separated values"
  List of allowed TXP login names. Default is to accept any logged in user.
• level="comma-separated values"
  List of allowed Privilege levels¹. Default is to accept logged in users regardless of privilege level.

Example

Allow access to user ‘ruud’ and anyone with privilege levels 2,3 and 5:

<txp:rvm_privileged name="ruud" level="2,3,5" />

<txp:rvm_if_privileged />

Can be used to display different content to privileged users.

Attributes

• name="comma-separated values"
  List of allowed TXP login names. Default is to accept any logged in user.
• level="comma-separated values"
  List of allowed Privilege levels¹. Default is to accept logged in users regardless of privilege level.

Example

<txp:rvm_if_privileged>
  You are logged in!
<txp:else />
  You are NOT logged in!
</txp:rvm_if_privileged>

<txp:rvm_privileged_user />

Display various properties of the logged in user.

Attributes

• type="name|email|privilege|level"
  Select one of: login name (name), email address (email), privilege (privilege) or numeric privilege (level). By default the RealName of the logged in user is shown.

Examples

Show the real name of the logged in user:

<txp:rvm_privileged_user />

Show the email address of the logged in user:

<txp:rvm_privileged_user type="email">

Footnotes

¹ Privilege levels:

1. Publisher
2. Managing Editor
3. Copy Editor
4. Staff Writer
5. Freelancer
6. Designer