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User account

Summary

Validates and stores info about a user.

Properties

NameInternal nameSearchableInformation collector
User account ezuser Yes. No.

Description

This datatype allows storage and retrieval of a single user account. Whenever an object that uses this datatype is published for the first time, the system will create a new user. The user's ID number will be the identification number of the object. The following screenshot shows the class attribute edit interface for this datatype.

Class attribute edit interface for the "User account" datatype.

Class attribute edit interface for the "User account" datatype.

Object attribute edit interface

For each user, the "User account" datatype stores the following information:

  • A username
  • A password
  • An E-mail address

The username can only be modified before the object is published for the first time. The following screenshot shows the object attribute edit interface for this datatype.

Object attribute edit interface for the "User account" datatype.

Object attribute edit interface for the "User account" datatype.

User account settings

The properties of a user account can be tweaked by the administrator. This can be done by following the "Change user account settings" link from within the view of a user account object in the administration interface. Currently it is only possible to change whether the user account should be enabled or disabled (whether the user is allowed to log in to the system or not). The following screenshot shows the user account settings panel.

Settings interface for the "User account" datatype.

Settings interface for the "User account" datatype.

Raw output

The ".content" of an ezcontentobjectattribute object using this datatype returns an ezuser object.

Balazs Halasy (21/02/2005 2:45 pm)

Balazs Halasy (27/04/2005 8:51 am)


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