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New Post 6/14/2008 4:33 AM
User is offline Keith Stone
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Enh: Clarify Update / Moderation roles 

Currently if a user is a member of a roles assigned "Edit" capabilities they can add events and edit their own, but not edit events added by others unless they are in an adminitrator role. If they are also in the group assigned as moderators they can edit events created by others. This works, but it's somewhat limiting and is not intuitive if you are not using moderation.

 
New Post 6/14/2008 6:28 AM
User is offline Roger Selwyn
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Re: Enh: Clarify Update / Moderation roles 

Hi Keith,

You say this is limiting, what would you see as a good way of enhancing this? I have got in plan a change that would allow multiple roles to be moderators and integrate the configuration with the standard module settings permissions grid. See here for more details.

Thanks
Roger


Events 4.0.2 - It's released !! - See the annoucement.
Requirements/Bugs - Submit them here - Gemini - Raise against project 'DNNP', and put 'Events' in the title.
 
New Post 6/14/2008 7:28 AM
User is offline Keith Stone
58 posts
10th Ranked


Re: Enh: Clarify Update / Moderation roles 

It's limiting mainly because it's one group of moderators. Also, it would be great to assign a specific moderator to each event without giving them access to all of them. Some of this could be corrected if an adminitrator or moderator could "reassign" an event. Say I'm in an edit role and I create an event for a collegue. That collegue cannot edit that event unless they're in the moderator role. If I could both see the event "owner" and change it that would help.

The other limitation is mainly that of clarity. If you're not using moderation it's not intuitive that assigning a moderator role gives you that capability.

In any case your permissions grid idea sounds like a good one. If you combined that with an assignment option like that in the Documents model I'd think you'd be golden.

 

 

 
New Post 6/17/2008 12:18 PM
User is offline Roger Selwyn
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www.thedivingclub.co.uk
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Re: Enh: Clarify Update / Moderation roles 

I've added and extra enhancement to Gemini so we can track this requirement (to enable re-allocation of ownership), see here for details - EVT-7929

Cheers
Roger


Events 4.0.2 - It's released !! - See the annoucement.
Requirements/Bugs - Submit them here - Gemini - Raise against project 'DNNP', and put 'Events' in the title.
 
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