[TYPO3-hci] some wordings from BE

[Steffen Kamper]

"Franz Koch" <typo.removeformessage at fx-graefix.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:mailman.1.1195032477.6926.typo3-team-hci at lists.netfielders.de...
> Hi Steffen,
>
>>>> with useraccess i'm sure because i use it that way.
>>>> Loginmode i never used before (what is the sense if there is an option 
>>>> in user access for?)
>>> Good that you mention the login mode again. I didn't really think about 
>>> it before. It has nothing to do with visibility or access settings as 
>>> far as I know, but with caching.
>>> The 'login mode' is important for the 'send cache headers' feature. When 
>>> setting the login mode, you can define that pages send cache headers 
>>> (and thus get cached by the proxy, browser,...) even if a fe_user is 
>>> logged in and there might be fe_user specific content. In fact you 
>>> ensure TYPO3 with that flag, that there is *no* fe_user specific content 
>>> on that page and that it can be fully cached.
>>>
>>
>> do you know where in source this is done? When i searched for i found it 
>> in
>> tslib_fe => checkIfLoginAllowedInBranch()
>> and it's used in this context:
>>
>> // Checks if user logins are blocked for a certain branch and if so, will 
>> unset user login and re-fetch ID.
>>
>> but i don't get the sense either.
>
> well, if the login is blocked for a page, it is allowed to be cached.
>
> have a look here:
> http://typo3.org/development/articles/release-notes-38/page/3/ (bottom)
>
> It's how I described.
>

well :-) but i don't find anything with this in code, that's why i'm 
stumbling ...
vg  Steffen