Design and Deploy web sites with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 1002004 and Contribute 3 training from the source [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

1.

In Contribute, select Edit > Administer Websites > Design_Deploy. When the Administer Website dialog box appears, make sure that you're in the Users and Roles category and choose Add Users.

Lesson 10 when CPS was configured. One nameyoursis italicized and inactive, indicating that it has already been assigned a role; the chosen role is shown in parentheses.

Note

For now, you'll choose the user name directly. A little later, you'll learn how to use the search facility.

2.

In the Add Users dialog box, under the Search Results area, select Pat Publish and click Add. After the selected name appears in the Users To Add list, choose Publisher from the Role for the New Users list. Deselect the "Send connection key e-mail to users" option and click OK. The selected user's name now appears under the appropriate role.

You can add multiple users in one operationeither by pressing the Shift key to select a range of contiguous user names or by holding down Ctrl (Command) as you click individual names. However, all the names you add must belong to a particular role. When working with a larger user base, the best practice is to add everyone belonging to a single role at once. Although the button you click to start the process is labeled Add Users, it's important to think of it as "adding users to roles," not "adding Contribute users to the site."

Note

It's really up to the plan of deployment to determine whether you send a connection key or not when working with the User Directory service. In this scenario, the intent is that managers and upper-level content contributors, such as Publishers, would be able to understand the direct-connect method using connect:myServer, whereas content-entry workers probably wouldn't.

Remember that the major difference between an Administrator and a Publisher role is the ability to delete pages. To illustrate this difference, you'll first browse to a page as Administrator and then visit the same page after logging in as a Publisher.

3.

Click Close to dispense with the Administer Website dialog box. Click HomePages > DesignDeploy to begin work on your site. Click Choose; when the Choose File on Website dialog box appears, expand the maternity folder and select goinghome. Click OK to browse this page. Select File > Actions and note that the Delete Page option is available.

Note

Although it's far more common for a page to be updated rather than deleted, sometimes it's necessary to delete a page from the site. Obviously, this is a major responsibility and the capability should be available only to users highly placed in the organization, such as Contribute Administrators.

To experience the settings applied to another role, you'll need to log in as a different user. The most effective way to do that is by disabling and re-enabling the CPS connection.

4.

Choose Edit > My Connections. In the My Connections dialog box, select thePublishingServices server entry and click Disable. When you see the red slash through both the Publish ing Services server and the Design_Deploy site, click Enable. In the Log in to Publishing Services dialog box, enter the settings previously established for user PatPublish; enter ppublish in the Username field, and publish in the Password field. Select theRemember Password option and click OK. After the Role in the My Connections dialog box changes to Publisher, click Close.

Lesson 12, you can send your page to any individual user assigned a role, or to all members of a given role.