auslfe.formonline.tokenaccess 0.2.0

Plone add-on that enable anonymous use (with secret token) of auslfe.formonline features

Introduction

Enable anonymous use of auslfe.formonline.pfgadapter features using e-mail containing a secret token. Token feature came from collective.powertoken suite.

How to install

Simply add auslfe.formonline.tokenaccess to your buildout:

[instance]
recipe = plone.recipe.zope2instance
...
eggs =
    Plone
    ...
    auslfe.formonline.pfgadapter
    auslfe.formonline.tokenaccess

How to use

auslfe.formonline.pfgadapter (version 0.4 or better) already check your Zope installation looking for auslfe.formonline.tokenaccess. If it is found you’ll get some new features:

• The “Overseer e-mail” can also not be an internal e-mail (a new check option in the PFG adapter “Overseer must be a site member” will be found).

• An external overseer can now access a special site’s page, where he can see the sent form and approve it.

The overseer will receive the common confirmation e-mail with a special link that show the document (even if in not accessible state). Note that this link is permanently valid. From this view other two links are shown, one for approve and another for reject the document.

Please note that the e-mail sent to the external overseer is a clean way to bypass Plone security. If this e-mail and data inside is used by a malicous user, he will be able to see reserver data and approve it.

Credits

Developed with the support of S. Anna Hospital, Ferrara; S. Anna Hospital supports the PloneGov initiative.

Authors

This product was developed by RedTurtle Technology team.

Changelog

0.2.0 (2012-01-20)

• a view section were duplicated [keul]

• the token view can now also reject the content [keul]

0.1.1 (2012-01-15)

• fixed disabling columns on Plone 4 [keul]

• internal changes due to changes done in auslfe.formonline.tokenaccess 0.4.1 [keul]

0.1.0 (2012-01-11)

• Initial release