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Allow users to edit their own stories?
Jurjen
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Hi,
I am new to Geeklog and like it a lot. But there is one issue I could not find a solution for:
After a user has submitted a story, link or event there seems to be no way for him to edit it without help from the administrator.
Is there a setting or hack or anything to allow logged-in users to edit their own stuff? Or if there isn't, then perhaps a way to allow them to edit any story or event (regardless if it's their own)?
Thanks,
Jurjen.
I am new to Geeklog and like it a lot. But there is one issue I could not find a solution for:
After a user has submitted a story, link or event there seems to be no way for him to edit it without help from the administrator.
Is there a setting or hack or anything to allow logged-in users to edit their own stuff? Or if there isn't, then perhaps a way to allow them to edit any story or event (regardless if it's their own)?
Thanks,
Jurjen.
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Dirk
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Quote by Jurjen: After a user has submitted a story, link or event there seems to be no way for him to edit it without help from the administrator.
Correct. That is not supported.
Quote by Jurjen: Is there a setting or hack or anything to allow logged-in users to edit their own stuff? Or if there isn't, then perhaps a way to allow them to edit any story or event (regardless if it's their own)?
You can add them to the StoryAdmin (LinkAdmin, EventAdmin) group. But then they'll be able to edit most of other people's submissions.
Also see the FAQ: Setting up a Story Admin
bye, Dirk
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Jurjen
Anonymous
Thanks Dirk,
The Faq helped: Read and write permissions for the topic(s) was what I missed.
One improvement: instead of adding the user(s) to the Story Admin Group, I have added the event.edit and story.edit features to the "Logged-in Users" group (using the GroupAccessTool block from portalparts.com).
Now every user can edit his own stories and events, but not the stories/events owned by other users. Cool!
Is there a downside or risk I have overlooked?
Thanks again,
Jurjen.
The Faq helped: Read and write permissions for the topic(s) was what I missed.
One improvement: instead of adding the user(s) to the Story Admin Group, I have added the event.edit and story.edit features to the "Logged-in Users" group (using the GroupAccessTool block from portalparts.com).
Now every user can edit his own stories and events, but not the stories/events owned by other users. Cool!
Is there a downside or risk I have overlooked?
Thanks again,
Jurjen.
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