.. include:: Images.txt

.. ==================================================
.. FOR YOUR INFORMATION
.. --------------------------------------------------
.. -*- coding: utf-8 -*- with BOM.

.. ==================================================
.. DEFINE SOME TEXTROLES
.. --------------------------------------------------
.. role::   underline
.. role::   typoscript(code)
.. role::   ts(typoscript)
   :class:  typoscript
.. role::   php(code)


Setting up Frontend-Editing with YAG
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Since version 2.0 we have re-introduced frontend editing in yag. Here
comes a short introduction on how to set up frontend editing.

First insert a plugin with type “Gallery List” with theme “Default”:

|img-64|

After that you have to make some changes in the TypoScript settings
for the page on which you want to enable FE editing. You will find the
configuration for the role based access controll in
EXT:yag/Configuration/TypoScript/Frontend/Security.ts. This is
automatically included with the yag static template.

The next thing you have to do is create Frontend-User-Groups that will
be enabled to edit your yag contents in the frontend. Create a group
and set

::

   plugin.tx_ptextbase.settings.rbac.extensions.yag.feGroups {
   
           # Do the group <=> role asignement here
           #<groupUid> {
           #       10 = <ROLENAME>
           #       20 = <AnotherRoleName>
           #}
   
           1 {
                   10 = admin
           }
   
   }

In our example, we made the user group with UID 1 to be an admin on
our site. If you want to get an impression on what you can do with the
RBAC settings in the security.ts file, take a look at the file. It is
self-explaining and well documented.

That's it. If you open up the frontend now, you will see some
additional links that let you edit the gallery content:

|img-65|

There are more links, once you select a gallery:

|img-66|

Once you opened an album, you have a link for uploading images:

::

   |img-67|