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Key Concepts

Public website

Sometimes referred to as the Frontend, the public website is what both anonymous users and authenticated members see when they show the website of a club.

Intranet

Sometimes referred to as the Frontend, the intranet is a subpart of the public website whose pages and content are available solely for authenticated members.

Private pages and content may be defined anywhere in the website of the club. A few pages are common to all clubs. These are the LionsBase-related pages with for instance the list of members or the committee with a selector for showing previous or future committees.

Roles in Intranet

Once authenticated, members become automatically a role as “member of their club” which lets their club webmaster target content at them solely.

If the member is part of a committee at any level (club, zone, region, district or multiple district), they become a corresponding role. For committee members, two different roles exist at every level. One for regular members of the committee (prefixed by “[C]” in the list available for user groups for access restrictions) and one for members having a special position in the committee (prefixed by “[CE]” in the list of available user groups for access restrictions).

Management website

Also known as the Backend, the management website is accessible to authorized members by typing https://lionsbase.<yourdomain>/typo3/ into the address bar of your browser (where <yourdomain> stands lionsclub.ch, lions.at, …).

Please read chapter Logging into LionsBase to learn how to start managing your club’s website and Lions information.

Roles in Management website

The following diagram depicts the various roles related to LionsBase:

The hierarchy of member roles within LionsBase
TYPO3 Webmaster

The TYPO3 webmaster is responsible for the content of the website of the club. This role is also commonly named “TYPO3 editor” in the literature. Please read Understanding the role of Webmaster for further details.

Management of club information and members

This role grants the member access to the information of the club and the members. Some fields may still be unavailable because they require a higher level, namely the role of “LionsBase administrator”. This is also referred to as “Club LionsBase Master” or CLBM. Please read Understanding the role of Club LionsBase Master for further details.

Management of social activities

This role grants the member management rights for the social activities. This role may be granted individually to a member but is referred to as Club LionsBase Master as well in this documentation. Please read Understanding the role of Club LionsBase Master for further details.

Management of events

This role grants the member management rights for the calendar events. This role may be granted individually to a member but is referred to as Club LionsBase Master as well in this documentation. Please read Understanding the role of Club LionsBase Master for further details.

LionsBase administrator

Only available for districts or multiple districts, this role is referred to as “District LionsBase Master” or DLBM for districts and “Multiple District LionsBase Master” or MDLBM for the whole multiple district. Please read Understanding the role of District LionsBase Master and Understanding the role of Multiple District LionsBase Master for further details.

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