Forums / General / [Resolved]Disable access by URL to media on frontend
Alain Sahli
Friday 01 May 2009 8:54:46 am
Hello,
I did a website with a lot of images and PDF files. This files are located in the media section. I gave access for content/read("standard", "media") to the anonymous members so they can read content and media files.
But my problem is that with this configuration each user can go to www.mysite.com/Media and the media Folder is shown.
Can I disable this ?
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Thanks for help !
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Marco Zinn
Saturday 02 May 2009 2:26:01 am
Bonjour Alain,
i know that issue. It's probably one of "those-who-must-not-be-talked-about" ;-)I think, you cannot do this by read-rules, as these usually refer to the objects. As soon as you disallow read access to these objects, they will not be shown in the articles...
My suggestion: you should try to override the full-view-templates of the folder class, the image class and the file class IN the media section only (override condition: "section=media")
Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
Ivo Lukac
Saturday 02 May 2009 3:00:36 am
Hi,
On the other hand you can always filter out Media urls with rewrite rules in .htaccess
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Gaetano Giunta
Sunday 03 May 2009 1:41:04 am
Besides marking as invisible the Media folder, which would not work as all its children would be hidden too, you can simply set it to a "reserved" section, that is not visible to anon user (ie. he has no content/read access to that section). You then switch back to the "media" section to all children of media, and you should be done
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Thursday 07 May 2009 2:24:19 am
I did a rewrite rule in my .htaccess file. It works fine, thanks !