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--- systems:joomla:joomla_1.5_template_tutorial [2011/02/09 20:48]
smayr [Guest Only Modules]
+++ systems:joomla:joomla_1.5_template_tutorial [2012/07/12 21:19] (current)
smayr
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 ==== 2. Placing the position and PHP code in the layout ====
- # Now, in the same template directory, open the file index.php. This contains the layout of the template.
+  # Now, in the same template directory, open the file index.php. This contains the layout of the template.
-Add the following lines (replacing the name of the position if appropriate) wherever you want that position to be in the layout: <code php>
+  # Add the following lines (replacing the name of the position if appropriate) wherever you want that position to be in the layout: <code php>
 <?php
 $user =& JFactory::getUser();
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 === References ===
-  * [[http://www.aleixcortadellas.com/main/2009/08/09/hiding-modules-from-registered-users-in-joomla-1-5/|Hiding Modules from Registered Users in Joomla 1.5]]
+  * [[http://www.aleixcortadellas.com/main/2009/08/09/hiding-modules-from-registered-users-in-joomla-1-5/|Hiding Modules from Registered Users in
+Joomla 1.5]]
+=== Joomla 1.7 - 2.5 ===
+==== Create a New User Group in User Manager ====
+  * Create user group ''Guest'' (parent ''Public'').
+==== Create a New Access Group in User Manager ====
+   * Create ACL ''Guest''.
+   * Select group ''Guest''.
+==== Edit the Public Access Group in User Manager ====
+   * Edit ACL ''Public''.
+   * Select group ''Public'' and ''Guest''.
+==== Change Access Levels in Articles, Menus, and Modules in Module Manager ====
+   * Select Access = ''Guest'' for those articles or modules that need viewing only by guest users (not Registered).
+=== References ===
+   * [[http://www.cmsmind.com/joomla-1-7-5-easy-steps-to-create-guest-only-access-to-menus-and-modules|Joomla 1.7.5 easy steps to create guest-only access to menus and modules]]