Is there a way I can give people access to the site while in maintenance mode? Or some other type of workaround to blocking general access to the site and giving specific people access by ways of registering them or a direct url?
....without giving them admin access. And without putting a bunch of IP addresses in my htaccess.
Order desk.Joe1234 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 2023 5:44 amIs there a way I can give people access to the site while in maintenance mode? Or some other type of workaround to blocking general access to the site and giving specific people access by ways of registering them or a direct url?
....without giving them admin access. And without putting a bunch of IP addresses in my htaccess.
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You can use an .htaccess password rather than restrict it to IPs.
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@straightlight I was looking for an easy free solution, it's just for a one time need.
@paulfeakins forgot about htpassword, good thought, but I was hoping to avoid all of ht stuff because I have a signup and quick info on the maintenance page I wanted to display...I'm assuming with the htpassword I would set it in the main dir and turn off the maintenance.
@paulfeakins forgot about htpassword, good thought, but I was hoping to avoid all of ht stuff because I have a signup and quick info on the maintenance page I wanted to display...I'm assuming with the htpassword I would set it in the main dir and turn off the maintenance.
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I figured out how I want to attack this, but I need to know which file processes whether the site is in maintenance mode, any help?
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What I would do first to find that out is inspect the button in the admin to find out its name which might give a hint at the variable / setting name being used in the code / database. Then I'd probably grep the source for that variable.
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Add column to customer_group in model/account/customer_group:Joe1234 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 2023 5:44 amIs there a way I can give people access to the site while in maintenance mode? Or some other type of workaround to blocking general access to the site and giving specific people access by ways of registering them or a direct url?
....without giving them admin access. And without putting a bunch of IP addresses in my htaccess.
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public function check_group_table() {
$group_altered = $this->db->query("SHOW COLUMNS FROM `".DB_PREFIX."customer_group` LIKE 'grant_access';");
if ( !$group_altered->row ) {
$this->db->query("ALTER TABLE `".DB_PREFIX."customer_group` ADD `grant_access` tinyint NOT NULL DEFAULT '0';");
}
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public function getCustomerGroup($customer_group_id) {Code: Select all
$this->check_group_table();Then in controller/startup/maintenance.php after:
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$this->user = new Cart\User($this->registry);Code: Select all
$this->load->model('account/customer');
$customer_id = $this->customer->isLogged();
$deny_access = true;
if ($customer_id) {
$customer_info = $this->model_account_customer->getCustomer($customer_id);
$this->load->model('account/customer_group');
$customer_group = $this->model_account_customer_group->getCustomerGroup($customer_info['customer_group_id']);
if (isset($customer_group['grant_access']) && $customer_group['grant_access'] == 1) {
$deny_access = false;
}
}
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$ignore = array(
'account/login',
'common/language/language',
'common/currency/currency'
);
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if ((substr($route, 0, 17) != 'extension/payment' && substr($route, 0, 3) != 'api') && !in_array($route, $ignore) && !$this->user->isLogged()) {
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if ((substr($route, 0, 17) != 'extension/payment' && substr($route, 0, 3) != 'api') && !in_array($route, $ignore) && !$this->user->isLogged() && $deny_access) {
Thanks all. I ended up going a different route before I saw this last post. I decided to copy the site, and put the duplicate site behind an htpasswd, and put a link to the duplicate site on the primary site's maintenance page. This gives me all the functionality I need.
@pprmkr I'll test out that mod when I have a chance. It may still be useful to me, thanks.
@pprmkr I'll test out that mod when I have a chance. It may still be useful to me, thanks.
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