(added) Filters in frontend

One thing I'd like to point out well you are developing this is potential security risk i noticed of adding the frontend view. I enabled frontend list / editing for a user list table I have. I noticed that I am able to view the list view as a guest.

Example: If I have a component named helloworld with a table called userstable. If I install the component and visit this url on my site I am able to view the whole table as a guest by using a link like "www.test.com/index.php?option=com_helloworld". I am able to see this table whether or not there is a menu item corresponding to it. If I create a menu item I can set it to be "registered" view only, but even when visiting it I am able to see the table, i just get a notice saying I don't have permission, even though it still displays.

So unless there is some sort of permissions built into the frontend view I would caution people that if they use a frontend view be careful (if it has sensitive info) it will be visible to guests if they can guess the name of the component. Obviously this component creator is geared towards developers so one could put in there own permissions, and block the view... it just gets tricky sometimes when I modify the base component to much and want to reinstall.

Hi John, I guess this is something that happens with any component out there and it's something to deal in each extension by itself

Hi everybody!

The feature is online!
I wanted to tell you before we make an official announcement because I guessed you need it asap. Feel free to report any bugs via contact form so they are fixed immediately www.component-creator.com/en/contact

John-Paul schreef :

One thing I'd like to point out well you are developing this is potential security risk i noticed of adding the frontend view. I enabled frontend list / editing for a user list table I have. I noticed that I am able to view the list view as a guest.

So unless there is some sort of permissions built into the frontend view I would caution people that if they use a frontend view be careful (if it has sensitive info) it will be visible to guests if they can guess the name of the component. Obviously this component creator is geared towards developers so one could put in there own permissions, and block the view... it just gets tricky sometimes when I modify the base component to much and want to reinstall.

I think this may be a different feature request, John. If there's more people that find that useful, we will gladly work on implementing it. Would you mind to write a different post?

Best regards,

Andrés.

Should the filters appear automatically in a frontend list view? I am not seeing them at the moment, i'll look into it

EDIT - oops noticed you said to file any bugs in the contact us, i will respond once i do a bit more testing... but it looks like the default_filter view that was added was never included anywhere to be displayed alongside other default view. So all I see is default with no filtering.

Hi John-Paul

You will need to add some drop-down fields like JList, Radio buttoms or JCategory to see the filters.

Andres, there was one issue in the first release that I filed a ticket for that it looks like Victor (on your team) corrected this morning. The filtering is displaying now, however there was an issue with the values - I put in another ticket for that earlier.

Thanks,
JP