[Mozile] password for editing?

[James A. Overton]

Hi Johan,
	Good questions. I'll add them to the FAQ so that the next person can  
find the answers easily.

1. Password Protection: Mozile doesn't provide password protection.  
You should control editing access using your server. You could  
password protect the whole page, or only provide Mozile editing to  
users who are logged in. The details will depend a lot on your server  
configuration.

2. Activating Editing: Yes, you can turn editing on and off using  
these functions: mozile.edit.enable() and mozile.edit.disable().  
Here's an example using links:
<a href="javascript:void(mozile.edit.enable())">Enable Editing</a>
<a href="javascript:void(mozile.edit.disable())">Disable Editing</a>
Editing is enabled by default. (This answer only applies to Mozile  
0.8 http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.8/index.html)

	More documentation is available here: http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.8/ 
doc/index.html
	If you don't find the answers there, just ask.

James


On 2006-Sep-06, at 9:56 AM, Johan wrote:

> Hi, mozile is looks very cool ;)
>
> It's something I would like to ask, I've been searching the webpage  
> for ten minutes without finding the answers:
>
> Can I put a password for editing? And can I activate the editing  
> with eg. a link instead of by clicking the text?
>
> thanks
>
> Johan
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