IMPORTANT – Ability for client to edit premium blocks WITHOUT our premium login

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  • romolo Friend
    May 2, 2017 at 11:51 am #1030279

    Hi,

    We have an important concern around JA Builder which I would like some clarification on. We want to use JA Builder to create simple, attractive websites for a wide variety of clients.

    We have a JoomlArt developer membership, so during the build of a new website we would login to our "premium" account, within the Builder to access premium blocks, tools, etc.

    Then once the build is comeplete and it comes to launching the site and handover, we would logout of our premium account, handover the site and let the client complete the content management as and when required.

    However it seems as though the client’s website would need to stay logged into OUR PREMIUM ACCOUNT in order for the client to edit the premium blocks which we have setup during the build…

    This is a real problem going forwards, as the client could then just create their own premium blocks for themselves in future and never need to use us and our services!!

    I’m sure other developers out there will share this concern.

    It should not be either:

    • A. The client either has all the ability in the world to create any premium blocks they want (using our premium account).

    OR

    • B. The client has no ability whatsoever to change the premium blocks (without our premium account).

    There needs to be some form of middle ground here, in order for the client to edit the content of the website!

    We think JA Builder needs the following workflow…

    1. Developer can create premium blocks during development >
    2. Premium blocks become assigned to that particular website >
    3. Developer logs out of JA Builder Premium for client handover >
    4. Client has the ability to edit content within the premium blocks, but CANNOT add new premium blocks.

    Please look at implementing this ASAP, as it’s very important.

    Thanks

    CDCG Friend
    May 2, 2017 at 11:28 pm #1030470

    We agree that this would be a great feature. Thanks.

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    1. romolo
    Yap Friend
    May 3, 2017 at 12:56 am #1030505

    I agree with romolo.

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    1. romolo
    Saguaros Moderator
    May 4, 2017 at 1:33 am #1030880

    Hi,

    It’s cool idea, I’ve passed to the team for further consideration.

    Regards

    seavashr Friend
    May 4, 2017 at 2:05 am #1030889

    +1

    Just like the common industry practice the ID/Key/Association should be on the back-end and the front-end users should not need to do anything.

    romolo wrote:

    Hi,
    This is a real problem going forwards, as the client could then just create their own premium blocks for themselves in future and never need to use us and our services!!

    As a developer I would NOT use any builder or (extension) that just point out to the up-stream developer.

    romolo Friend
    May 4, 2017 at 12:52 pm #1031136

    Hi @saguaros,

    Thanks for passing this on to the team – Please can you make this a matter of urgency.

    We need an answer on this as soon as possible, as we don’t want to develop sites using JA Builder if the client can’t make content changes to the premium blocks we’ve setup during the development.

    Thanks

    Marcos Friend
    May 4, 2017 at 4:35 pm #1031169

    We agree that this would be a great feature. Other PageBuilder extensions can be edited without access to the linked premium account. This is only used for extension updates. I hope PageBuilder remplairs this option soon.

    romolo Friend
    May 8, 2017 at 1:38 pm #1032037

    Can we have a response on this asap ???

    Thanks

    ahynte Friend
    May 8, 2017 at 2:17 pm #1032057

    I agree. There need to be limitations or possibly the ability to give logins that only have limited abilities

    support@aa Friend
    May 9, 2017 at 3:24 am #1032245

    Agreed, this is an important feature! But why can’t you just work it like Joomla does where you can allow the editor to edit the content on the site from the front end?

    Arvind Chauhan Moderator
    May 9, 2017 at 8:48 am #1032332

    Hi Guys,

    I have discussed this feature with the team and it would be worked upon on priority. It would be something like a lock which the developer can activate before handing over site to client. The client would be able to edit the contents only but can not add more blocks.

    This is a must have feature I agree as dev login info can not be shared with clients, makes it very tricky. Also, I feel that like templates, the edit features should continue to work even after expiry of builder membership.

    Give us some time, this feature would be released soon. This would be available to Builder Premium and Developer members only.

    Regards

    Arvind

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    1. romolo
    eugacc Friend
    May 9, 2017 at 6:38 pm #1032524

    I would say it should be option to have anyone edit existing new blocks/change blocks, but other should able edit existing pages, change text, change images, formatting. As example, I want create pages but want another user fill content (text, images, etc), then design should be locked but content not.

    Saguaros Moderator
    May 11, 2017 at 2:42 am #1033069

    Hi guys,

    This feature is available in the new version of JA Builder we released yesterday. Pls take a backup and update.

    Pls notice that this feature is available for DEVELOPER and Builder PREMIUM members only. The workflow will be:

    • Developer adds / creates blocks for specific website
    • Developer logs out and client will use the website
    • Client can edit the existing / added blocks on this website, but not able to add premium blocks from JA Builder

    Please check it out.

    Cheers!

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    1. shemeam
    seavashr Friend
    May 11, 2017 at 3:44 am #1033083

    Saguaros wrote:

    This feature is available in the new version of JA Builder we released yesterday.

    • Developer adds / creates blocks for specific website

    • Developer logs out and client will use the website

    Saguaros

    This is a good progress, however:

    1) Will the login / logo on top right corner still remains visible to the client?

    2) It seems there is no standard joomla ACL so that, we could create groups and define permission levels (ie create, edit, edit Own, delete, publish, view). Am I correct? Will there be a plan to have ACL implemented?

    3) Does it means now, non-super user could edit pages?

    Saguaros wrote:
    • Client can edit the existing / added blocks on this website, but not able to add premium blocks from JA Builder

    4) What if developer want to have a client adds new blocks?

    Also, I want to add that while this topic is about "client", it could be other team member whom could not be given high access level. IMO, ACL could give JA-Builder great usage flexibility.

    Thank you

    Saguaros Moderator
    May 11, 2017 at 8:36 am #1033149

    Hi,

    1) That login on top right corner still remain visible in case developer or client has membership in Joomlart / iJoomla / Jomsocial can login and add premium blocks later.

    2) Yes, this ACL is not available here.

    3) When client handover the website, client will need to use super admin account of website to edit page

    4) You will need to that login link on top right corner.

    Regards

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