Orchard/src/Orchard.Web/Modules/Orchard.Pages/Views/DisplayTemplates/Parts/Pages.Page.Manage.ascx

<%@ Control Language="C#" Inherits="Orchard.Mvc.ViewUserControl<Orchard.Pages.Models.Page>" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Pages"%>
<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Mvc.ViewModels"%>
<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Mvc.Html" %><%
if (AuthorizedFor(Permissions.EditOthersPages)) { %>
<div class="manage">
    <a href="<%=Url.Action("Edit", "Admin", new {id = Model.Id, area = "Orchard.Pages"}) %>" class="edit"><%=_Encoded("Edit")%></a>
</div><%
} %>
Cleaning up Page and Blog Post templates - Broke manage and metadata template parts into their own respective display templates for both content types - Simplified the display template for each to contain only the page title and zones (primary w/ manage and metadata partitions and the remainder) - Removed themed templates that were made redundant with this cleanup --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-01 16:13:02 -08:00			`<%@ Control Language="C#" Inherits="Orchard.Mvc.ViewUserControl<Orchard.Pages.Models.Page>" %>`
Giving UI permission checking to the views (via Orchard.Mvc.ViewUserControl and Orchard.Mvc.ViewPage) - Pulled conditional template part inclusion from Page, Blog and BlogPost drivers in favor of doing UI trimming on the front - Wrapped the respective manage template markup with the appropriate permission checks --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-02 05:49:36 -08:00			`<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Pages"%>`
Cleaning up Page and Blog Post templates - Broke manage and metadata template parts into their own respective display templates for both content types - Simplified the display template for each to contain only the page title and zones (primary w/ manage and metadata partitions and the remainder) - Removed themed templates that were made redundant with this cleanup --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-01 16:13:02 -08:00			`<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Mvc.ViewModels"%>`
Giving UI permission checking to the views (via Orchard.Mvc.ViewUserControl and Orchard.Mvc.ViewPage) - Pulled conditional template part inclusion from Page, Blog and BlogPost drivers in favor of doing UI trimming on the front - Wrapped the respective manage template markup with the appropriate permission checks --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-02 05:49:36 -08:00			`<%@ Import Namespace="Orchard.Mvc.Html" %><%`
			`if (AuthorizedFor(Permissions.EditOthersPages)) { %>`
Cleaning up Page and Blog Post templates - Broke manage and metadata template parts into their own respective display templates for both content types - Simplified the display template for each to contain only the page title and zones (primary w/ manage and metadata partitions and the remainder) - Removed themed templates that were made redundant with this cleanup --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-01 16:13:02 -08:00			`<div class="manage">`
			`<a href="<%=Url.Action("Edit", "Admin", new {id = Model.Id, area = "Orchard.Pages"}) %>" class="edit"><%=_Encoded("Edit")%></a>`
Giving UI permission checking to the views (via Orchard.Mvc.ViewUserControl and Orchard.Mvc.ViewPage) - Pulled conditional template part inclusion from Page, Blog and BlogPost drivers in favor of doing UI trimming on the front - Wrapped the respective manage template markup with the appropriate permission checks --HG-- branch : dev 2010-03-02 05:49:36 -08:00			`</div><%`
			`} %>`