Listing users and creating links for each
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Hi,
I'm building a basic intranet-site, and I'm new to this whole CMS-thing as well.
I've created a couple of users for our site and I'd like to present them in a "nice" manner on our Employee-site. I've found a few threads, but they all seem to require some PHP-coding.
Is there a free add-on that allows me to list all created users? I'd also like to have a link for each user, that gives me a lightbox with a picture and more info for each user.
If not - where can I start coding? I can't find anywhere in the dashboard that allows me to edit the code myself.
Thanks!
I'm building a basic intranet-site, and I'm new to this whole CMS-thing as well.
I've created a couple of users for our site and I'd like to present them in a "nice" manner on our Employee-site. I've found a few threads, but they all seem to require some PHP-coding.
Is there a free add-on that allows me to list all created users? I'd also like to have a link for each user, that gives me a lightbox with a picture and more info for each user.
If not - where can I start coding? I can't find anywhere in the dashboard that allows me to edit the code myself.
Thanks!
Thanks Rony. I'll look into that!
@rpny's solution is definitely the best place to start.
An alternative if you want to stay out of php is to use my Magic Data addon. However, the Magic Data symbols expression to achieve what you want would be quite complex, so its probably better to just get down into the php.
(I have some ideas in my roadmap to make such repetitive output much simpler)
An alternative if you want to stay out of php is to use my Magic Data addon. However, the Magic Data symbols expression to achieve what you want would be quite complex, so its probably better to just get down into the php.
(I have some ideas in my roadmap to make such repetitive output much simpler)
Hey John,
Thanks for the reply. I'm not that big a fan of php, but it does bear some similarities with C, so I think I can manage that with some research and some trial-and-error :-)
Thanks for the reply. I'm not that big a fan of php, but it does bear some similarities with C, so I think I can manage that with some research and some trial-and-error :-)
You need to copy this page and paste it into ROOT/single_pages/ folder. Then edit it as required.
Rony