That's interesting. So you essentially have two entry points to your
site. For example
www.seaside.st
for the normal visitors and
admin.seaside.st
for an administrative interface to the same site?
Lukas
On Apr 22, 2008, at 10:09 , Keith Hodges wrote:
> Just to give a further example as to how this can be used...
>
> PRFrameAdmin class comment explains:
> ====
> This frame displays the site using the layout in /environment/admin,
> rather than the default.
>
> This allows a second seaside application to be set up which shows an
> admin interface to the whole site.
> This application can be configured to need authorization before
> viewing,
> while the main site is public.
>
> Thus, two (or potentially more) levels of security can be configured
> without using Pier-Security.
>
> ===
>
> Keith
>
>
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