Registry: Global disallow setting #507
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A new method "Registry::addDisallowedCType" is added that allows excluding content elements from all containers per default (if Ext:content_defender is installed). However, content elements excluded in such a way can still be explicitly allowed via "allowed" setting in column configuration. Resolves: b13#507
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A new method "Registry::addDisallowedCType" is added that allows excluding content elements from all containers per default (if Ext:content_defender is installed). However, content elements excluded in such a way can still be explicitly allowed via "allowed" setting in column configuration. Note: In order to take effect on the whole TYPO3 system, the method needs to be called in ext_localconf.php. Resolves: b13#507
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A new method "Registry::addDisallowedCType" is added that allows excluding content elements from all containers per default (if Ext:content_defender is installed). However, content elements excluded in such a way can still be explicitly allowed via "allowed" setting in column configuration. Note: In order to take effect on the whole TYPO3 system, the method needs to be called in ext_localconf.php. Resolves: b13#507
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A new method "Registry::addDisallowedCType" is added that allows excluding content elements from all containers per default (if Ext:content_defender is installed). However, content elements excluded in such a way can still be explicitly allowed via "allowed" setting in column configuration. Note: In order to take effect on the whole TYPO3 system, the method needs to be called in ext_localconf.php. Resolves: b13#507
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see my comment in your PR #508 (comment) |
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We have a few containers defined across multiple extensions and we have many content elements.
Some content elements are not suited to be nested in containers, therefore we want to exclude those from all containers.
Right now there is no way to exclude a content element from all grids. I'd like to suggest a new method for the container Registry that allows defining a global disallow setting, that is merged with the disallow list already returned by
Registry::getContentDefenderConfiguration.Maybe a content element globally disallowed via this method, should only be allowed when it is explicitly listed in "allowed".
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