Hello,
what should I edit to be able to create custom pages that could be visited without beeing logged in? Or should I make a custom addon? I think it would be great if such an option could be intigrated into the core of creating custom pages.
Greetings from Germany
Not sure how that’s done in v7. In earlier versions there were options to enable the page for signed in users to see and also to make the page public - which everyone could see.
There is a page section under the admin panel sidebar just like the earlier versions. It’s in the ‘Options’ tab then ‘Pages’ link and when you create one there’s an option (checkbox) to enable it to the ‘Public’ which should show up if you are not logged in. There is a bug at the moment where it is restricted to only logged in users but this should be fixed by the first official release.
If you know enough about the Laravel ecosystem, you could make your own template, route it and link it up to your site as well.
Here’s a few links if you want to explore that:
http://docs.phpvms.net/customizing/layout-basics
//forum.phpvms.net/applications/core/interface/index.html
Note that there have been some changes in newer versions, particularly with routing since I posted that.
Thanks!
It exists, there was a bug in the latest beta which prevented that from working