Dashboard view
7 years 4 months ago - 7 years 4 months ago #5887
by Alex R
Dashboard view was created by Alex R
I am adding a VQuiz to a client site and want to provide them with admin view access so they can see the results. I managed to make configuration in the ACL to modify limited access to the back-end so they can see the Quiz Results.
In order to give them this access I needed to allow them access to the Configuration page, however to avoid confusion is it possible to remove your contact links on the dashboard (as seen in the image attached).
As I am providing them with support, I need to be the first point of contact and do not want to confuse who they need to contact for assistance.
Alternatively:
1) Is there a way to just provide a user access to the Quiz Results without access to the Configuration dashboard OR
2) Have some sort of front end access OR
3) Have the quiz results be automatically sent (via email) to an administrator?
In order to give them this access I needed to allow them access to the Configuration page, however to avoid confusion is it possible to remove your contact links on the dashboard (as seen in the image attached).
As I am providing them with support, I need to be the first point of contact and do not want to confuse who they need to contact for assistance.
Alternatively:
1) Is there a way to just provide a user access to the Quiz Results without access to the Configuration dashboard OR
2) Have some sort of front end access OR
3) Have the quiz results be automatically sent (via email) to an administrator?
Last edit: 7 years 4 months ago by Alex R.
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7 years 4 months ago #5909
by Alex R
Replied by Alex R on topic Dashboard view
Just following up on this. I would like to remove the contact info shown on the admin dashboard so that I remain the first point of support contact and avoid confusion by other users.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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7 years 4 months ago #5915
by Daniel
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Daniel
Replied by Daniel on topic Dashboard view
Hello,
Right now there is no way to do this without making any changes within the files.
Right now there is no way to do this without making any changes within the files.
Thanks
Daniel
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7 years 4 months ago #5921
by Alex R
Replied by Alex R on topic Dashboard view
Hi Daniel,
While I'm no expert is it possible to know which files are responsible for the dashboard view? I realize whatever changes are made (if any) to hide the social media/email links would get overwritten on future upgrades.
Thanks!
While I'm no expert is it possible to know which files are responsible for the dashboard view? I realize whatever changes are made (if any) to hide the social media/email links would get overwritten on future upgrades.
Thanks!
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7 years 4 months ago #5922
by Daniel
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Daniel
Replied by Daniel on topic Dashboard view
Hi,
Here is the file: administrator/components/com_vquiz/views/vquiz/tmpl/default.php
Yes, it will get overwritten on upgrades. But you can use template override functionality to avoid this. You need to copy the file in templates folder and then make changes in that file, so that it doesn't get overwritten during upgrades.
Here is the file: administrator/components/com_vquiz/views/vquiz/tmpl/default.php
Yes, it will get overwritten on upgrades. But you can use template override functionality to avoid this. You need to copy the file in templates folder and then make changes in that file, so that it doesn't get overwritten during upgrades.
Thanks
Daniel
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7 years 4 months ago #5929
by Alex R
Replied by Alex R on topic Dashboard view
Hi Daniel. Thanks I will give this a try.
Could you let me know where I would copy the files so they don't get overwritten?
Sincerely,
Alex
Could you let me know where I would copy the files so they don't get overwritten?
Sincerely,
Alex
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