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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
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It is '''highly recommended''' that the Photo Gallery Admin subsite be created for administrators.  This allows security to be setup for the subsite to allow only administrators access.
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It is '''highly recommended''' that a Photo Gallery webadmin subsite is created for Administrators and a Photo Gallery Lightbox subsite is created for the lightbox pages.  This configuration allows subsite security to be used to allow only Administrators access to the webadmin subsite and also allows the CS toolbar to be turned off for the lightbox pages.
  
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Follow the steps to create a new subsite.
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Your site may already have a ''webadmin'' and/or ''lightbox'' subsite.  The steps below will add a ''photogallery'' subsite under the ''webadmin'' subsite and will add a ''lightbox'' subsite.
  
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== Steps ==
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== Web Admin ==
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# Create a new subsite called ''photogalleryadmin''.
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# Create a new subsite under the site root called ''webadmin''.
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# Create a new subsite within the ''photogalleryadmin'' subsite called ''lightbox''.  This will be used for the lightbox pages.
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# Create a new subsite under ''webadmin'' called ''photogallery''.
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# Configure the ''lightbox'' General Security to not inherit security from parent.  When the installation is completed, comeback and remove the ''Show CommonSpot Interface'' permission from all groups and users.
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# Configure the ''/webadmin/photogallery/'' subsite Content Security to give 'No Rights' to 'Anonymous Users' and 'Authenticated Users'.   
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# Configure the ''lightbox'' Content Security to not inherit security from parent.  Change the ''Authenticated Users'' to only have read permissions.
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# Configure the ''/webadmin/photogallery/'' subsite Content Security to give permissions to the group of administrators who will manage the Photos.
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# Configure the ''photogalleryadmin'' subsite Content Security to give 'No Rights' to 'Anonymous Users' and 'Authenticated Users'.   
 
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# Configure the ''photogalleryadmin'' subsite Content Security to allow permissions to the group of administrators that will manage the Photos.
 
  
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'''Note:''' We are setting up separate security for the ''lightbox'' subsite because these pages security will differ from the ''photogalleryadmin'' subsite.
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== Lightbox ==
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# Create a new subsite under the site root called ''lightbox''.
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# Create a new subsite under ''lightbox'' called ''photogallery''.
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[[Category:Photo Gallery]]

Latest revision as of 18:22, 14 April 2010

Overview

It is highly recommended that a Photo Gallery webadmin subsite is created for Administrators and a Photo Gallery Lightbox subsite is created for the lightbox pages. This configuration allows subsite security to be used to allow only Administrators access to the webadmin subsite and also allows the CS toolbar to be turned off for the lightbox pages.

Your site may already have a webadmin and/or lightbox subsite. The steps below will add a photogallery subsite under the webadmin subsite and will add a lightbox subsite.

Web Admin

  1. Create a new subsite under the site root called webadmin.
  2. Create a new subsite under webadmin called photogallery.
  3. Configure the /webadmin/photogallery/ subsite Content Security to give 'No Rights' to 'Anonymous Users' and 'Authenticated Users'.
  4. Configure the /webadmin/photogallery/ subsite Content Security to give permissions to the group of administrators who will manage the Photos.

Lightbox

  1. Create a new subsite under the site root called lightbox.
  2. Create a new subsite under lightbox called photogallery.
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