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New Post 10/2/2007 9:52 AM
User is offline Rich
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Trying to create a new Role 
Hello -

Is it possible to create a login for a user that can edit/change the content in specific modules within specific pages. I don't want this user to have Admin permissions because I don't want them to be able to change the site settings, add or delete pages.
 
New Post 10/4/2007 2:37 PM
User is offline mjliscio
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Re: Trying to create a new Role 
Modified By mjliscio on 10/4/2007 5:38:24 PM)

Hello

 

This is posible, and in my opinion is one of the things that makes DotNetNuke so great.

 

Log into your site as host or admin

click on security roles on the admin menu (Note: this might be different on the new version of DotNetNuke.  I do not know I am still using 4 5 5)

You should be able to click on add new role, and add your role.

Then go into your users and add users to your new role.

Now you should be able to go into the settings of one of your modules.  You should see your new role in the list of roles, and you should be able to give your role admin rights to that module.

 

 hope this helps

 

Mike
 
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