I am using Couch to manage a league website with 5 teams. Each team will have a page that they can administer themselves.

How do i assign 1 user to one page only?

Team A > Page A
Team B > Page B

and not allow them to see and change each others pages?

Thanks

Hi!

Take a look to the members module. Using it you will be able to allow access of every team to their own page only, with administration capabilities for them.

Is there a simpler tutorial on how to install this? I'm lost...

"2. Place the 'members' folder in your site's root and register all the 5 templates within it (i.e. visit the templates using your browser while being logged-in as super-admin e.g. type http://www.yoursite.com/members/index.php in your browser's address bar to execute and thus register the 'members/index.php' template)"

I do this and I see a blank screen.

I go back to my admin page and nothing is different.

[KK]

@mclarenj, the process of registering these templates is no different from what we do with any other Couch template.

The members/index.php has no visible output so it will appear blank (although you should see it appearing now in the admin-panel's sidebar). Please the other templates. Troubleshoot the process just like ordinary templates.

huh?

Which set of instructions am i supposed to follow? the members module or https://github.com/cheesypoof/UserLogin ... /README.md

the members module put nothing in my admin panel.

the UserLoginForCouchCMS put something in my admin panel, but after adding a new user I see no way to attach that used to a page...

Can anyone who has successfully used this please offer me a step by step tutorial on how to tie a user to a page?

[cheesypoof]

@mclarenj, the members module and my user login implementation have been surpassed by the release of "extended users" functionality with 1.4.5rc1. I would recommend that you delete the files belonging to those aforementioned implementations and upgrade your Couch installation to 1.4.5rc2.

In the 1.4.5rc1 thread you will find thorough documentation on "extended users". In the 1.4.5rc2 thread you will find an advanced tutorial linked that covers many relevant concepts.

The relation editable region is the key to linking users with pages - http://www.couchcms.com/docs/concepts/relationships.html.

Has anyone done a tutorial on this feature? I've read through it a couple times and tried to add it to my page but without any success. a step by step walk through like the blog and basic page set up would be awesome.

Thanks

[KK]

Hi mclarenj,

As suggested by @cheesypoof, please first upgrade to 1.4.5RC2 (available here - viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8981)

Now you can use the advanced-tutorial that accompanies that release -
viewtopic.php?p=18293#p18293

It is a step-by-step tutorial so, hopefully, you shouldn't find it too difficult.

It makes use of the 'extended-users' module mentioned before -
http://www.couchcms.com/docs/extended-entities/post.htm

Please let us know if you run into any difficulty.