How to add Punch In/Out in quick launch bar in dashboard in OrangeHrm?
Navigate to ..\symfony\plugins\orangehrmDashboardPlugin\config folder.
there will be two files links.yml(quick access links user dashboard) links_admin.yml(quick access links admin dashboard).
You can edit the links here or you can add new one.
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I configured the space to only show Dashboard but the main Kibana screen is shown as well as the Management menu. How to make the main screen the Dashboard and the Management menu is no longer shown? thanks!
Kibana Home Screen:
Kibana Dashboard Screen:
Kibana Management Menu:
I got no "pro" solution for this as Spaces features are not very mature yet.
I use a little hack.
I create a user with minimal roles on one space and read on visualizations and dashboard in this space.
In my source app (website, intranet, etc...) I give the embedded link to a dashboard.
The url looks like this
/s/public/app/kibana#/dashboard/ab025da0-662a-11ea-9a69-7dafd55380b9?embed=true&_g=(filters:!(),refreshInterval:(pause:!t,value:0),time:(from:now-90d,to:now))&_a=(description:'',filters:!(),fullScreenMode:!f,options:(hidePanelTitles:!f,useMargins:!t),query:(language:kuery,query:''),timeRestore:!t,title:'Covid19%20-%20Dashboard%20(powered%20by%20Spoon%20Consulting)',viewMode:view)
Take the link from the iframe code and you'll have a clear dashboard without any header.
It's not secure at all. A user just have to clean up the url to have the home and access to the menu (but only with the rights his profile have)
But for most internal cases it do the job.
I have three users on my Joomla website
an author who can create content
the editor who can edit content but can not publish
a publisher who can create, edit and publish
the problem is in Joomla is editor also have publish authority but my requirement is I dont want publish authority for author user.
how can i implement that?
Where is the confusion in this? If you check this link https://docs.joomla.org/User_Group_Access_levels_explained_in_simple_terms. This is another latest link for 2.5 https://docs.joomla.org/ACL_Tutorial_for_Joomla_1.6. Roles are defined as follows
Author - Can create and edit their content. If you dont want to give edit permission to author you can very well disable it in the content permissions. You will see an Options tab on top right when you open contents. After clicking you can go to Permissions and give required permissions.
Editor - Editor can edit but cannot publish. Editor users cannot, publish or change the publishing status of any articles, even their own.
Publisher - This group allows a user to post, edit and publish any (not just their own) content item from the Front-end.
I have set up user group called "Article Editor" with a parent of Administrator. Within that group I have a user of "Agent" and assigned them to the "Article Editor" User group.
I have a blog page in which when they are logged in they can create an article (only with a particular category called blog) and they can edit all articles, however, I cannot get any option anywhere to enable them to delete any article they have created within the "blog" category. I have gone into the article manage and made sure the permissions are set to enable Edit, Delete and Create.
Any ideas how I allow the user to log into the front end and have the option to delete? Ive tried everything I can think of an am going around in circles now.
The Delete permission should be given only to trusted administrators (with intended access to the back-end) and can be performed in the back-end.
From your description, you don't want this group of users to have access in the back-end and even more have delete permissions, as these users if they log-in to the backend they will be able to delete many things.
These users should be able to edit state (publish/unpublish) their own articles.
So, concluding:
Give this group only front-end access, with permissions similar to the author (core joomla group) with the addition of edit state.
So they will be able to create and publish/unpublish (**addition- or trashing) their articles.
I have made a site in Joomla 2.5, and can't edit my articles by using the frontend option "edit article".
This function is available when I am running the site in offline mode, but when I switch to online mode, it disappears.
When running the site in online mode, I login to the administrator, and then "view site"
Can some one please help me!
You need to log in on the frontend when your site is in online mode to be able to edit articles. It doesn't matter if you are logged already on the backend, it won't count.
You should either enable log in module on some page, or a menu item pointing to log in page on the frontend. After logging in there, you will be able to edit your articles.
If you don't want users to see your login page/module on the frontend, you can create a hidden menu item for it, for which only you would know the link and it won't be displayed
Just go to your website's /index.php?option=com_users
There you will be able to login to the frontend.
I'm building a component for the backend. I don't want the users who will access it to access ANYTHING else in the backend except for this component.
I tried following these two instructions:
http://www.aclmanager.net/blog/general/31-how-to-add-basic-acl-support-to-your-extension
http://docs.joomla.org/Developing_a_Model-View-Controller_%28MVC%29_Component_for_Joomla!1.6_-_Part_14#Describing_the_ACL
I made a new User Group with a parent of public and allow admin login (which would lock them out of everything) and then tried adding the ACL code from those links above with permissions to create and edit but I just get a blank screen (not even a logout link). The "Debug Permissions Report" showed the correct permissions but nothing's showing up.
Any ideas? My next step is to manually go through every component and not allow access to that new User Group but it seems like there's an easier way.
Thanks!
In Joomla! 2.5 we regularly create "Content" only backend users that have access only to the 'com_content' component.
Going back through our steps the only thing you haven't specified is adding the new user group to a View Access Level. If you're using the standard sample content installed when setting up a Joomla! website you can add your new user group to the "Special" view access (although any will do).
If a new group has 'admin login' privileges it can login but without a View Access level it can't see anything.. it's a subtle difference but it's the way Joomla! works.