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☣SiL3NC3☣
☣SiL3NC3☣

Hi Folkz,

I'm thinking about using OctoberCMS for a private web application which is only available after login. So not logged in user should just see a login window.

The main question is: Is it possible to show a builder created plugin like in backend (with create and search etc.) as well in the frontend for a registered user?

Would be really nice, because in this case, dynamically building web applications will be truly possible with OctoberCMS.

And if this is then being advertised, this will push OctoberCMS to the TOP of PHP based CMS systems, imho. :)

What do you think?

Best regards SiL

PS: I'm totally new to OctoberCMS, but got my local demo installation up an running properly! Thank you for this stunning CMS!! I will definitely having a deeper look at!

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bpettis
bpettis

What you want to do is already possible using permissions and the backend; if this doesn't work for you then share your vision and explain why it can't.

If you must have a "userend" separate from the "backend" you can make front end forms post and update data. I would watch this whole series http://watch-learn.com/series/making-websites-with-october-cms .

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☣SiL3NC3☣
☣SiL3NC3☣

Thank you for your reply. The full series is already completely downloaded. ;) I will have a try...

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