Categories / Users / Write Permissions
Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 10:16 pm
Hi,
I am trying to setup a blog for a select group of people. Within the blog, I want to setup categories that are only writable by the individuals who "own" that category. Meaning, when a particular user goes to add an entry, they will only see "No categories" or "My Name Category" in the dropdown list of categories. I do not want to allow anyone else to put entries into other people's categories.
The setup I have so far is this:
- All users have been setup
- Usergroups have been setup for each user, and in the user settings the user is assigned as a member of their own group, the only member
- Categories have been setup for each user (by name) and read set to All Authors, write set to the selected usergroup (1 individual member)
Problem: when I log in as a user, any user, I can edit all of the categories even though I have set the write permission to usergroup that contains the one user (not the person logged in)
Any help with configuration of this would be highly appreciated.
-Nigel
I am trying to setup a blog for a select group of people. Within the blog, I want to setup categories that are only writable by the individuals who "own" that category. Meaning, when a particular user goes to add an entry, they will only see "No categories" or "My Name Category" in the dropdown list of categories. I do not want to allow anyone else to put entries into other people's categories.
The setup I have so far is this:
- All users have been setup
- Usergroups have been setup for each user, and in the user settings the user is assigned as a member of their own group, the only member
- Categories have been setup for each user (by name) and read set to All Authors, write set to the selected usergroup (1 individual member)
Problem: when I log in as a user, any user, I can edit all of the categories even though I have set the write permission to usergroup that contains the one user (not the person logged in)
Any help with configuration of this would be highly appreciated.
-Nigel