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It's possible to setup the module just for the Administrators to move the modules and then store the positions for all users after moving the modules?
Modulation just for administrators
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screspo
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Admin
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Please contact Support Center, they will add this feature.
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pepperstreet
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Is this a feature in current release?screspo wrote: setup the module just for the Administrators to move the modules and then store the positions for all users after moving the modules?
(March 2015) 
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pepperstreet
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Additional and related question:
Is it possible to store the module layout per MenuItemID/Page !?
Is it possible to store the module layout per MenuItemID/Page !?
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Admin
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
User positions are already stored per Itemid basis.
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pepperstreet
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Nice, but...Admin wrote:User positions are already stored per Itemid basis.
You have mentioned in my support ticket that it also stores the "user".
So, it is not possible to let Admins create layouts for ALL users, right?
It would be helpful and more versatile, IMHO.
Actually, in my usecase it just needs the MenuItemID.
Possible to implement it as a configuration option? Maybe a toggle for both scenarios.
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Admin
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Admins can't create any layouts.
Settings are stored in local browser storage.
Settings are stored in local browser storage.
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pepperstreet
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Aaah yes, my fault.Admin wrote:Settings are stored in local browser storage.
Obviously, this makes it impossible to store something for another user
Another thought
Any chance the layout/positions can be stored in a configuration file? Maybe as a JSON/XML file or something like that? Or even in DB table.
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Admin
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
Hm... we don't think that this option is required, what for do you need it and how should it work?
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pepperstreet
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Re: Modulation just for administrators
A Joomla core PageBuilder based on ModulesAdmin wrote:Hm... we don't think that this option is required, what for do you need it and how should it work?
Since Joomla 3.4 allows frontend Module editing, it would be cool to change the positions easily by drag N drop! Even clients could learn and work with this solution for simple pages.
The final module layout has to be permanent for all users/visiters.
(BTW, I know something similar from Drupal, there is an extension called "Draggable Views". by default, it stores the position in the DB. But it can also work per user)