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3/30/2008 6:25 PM
 

I have three (hopefully) small problems with my repository:(

 

1. I can't find a template file for the moderation page. Am I blind or is that designed to not be edited?

2. I have created a role called DocumentController and gave that role the right to moderate my repository. On the main screen this user can see the little edit link to view all the information about the published document. On the page to approve or reject new articles is a link too but this user can't see it. He can see it only if I am giving him the right to edit the module but this will bring up also the part of the toolbar from DNN where you can switch from view to edit or design view. How can I get that resolved?

3. I am using a lot of different Attributes for my repository but when uploading a new article its a very long list to scroll through and select the right tags. Is there a possibility to crunch all those attributes into some drop downs or do I have to wait to Version 4?

 

 
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4/23/2008 4:21 AM
 

I can possibly help with item 2 of this post. I had the same issue on a site I am running using DNN 4.8.2 and the latest RC for 3.0.14 (03.01.14.17762). I was able to fix the problem by amending the code in the DesktopModules\Repository\ModerateUploads.ascx file:

At about line 33 is the following chunk of code

                                    <asp:TableCell HorizontalAlign="Left" VerticalAlign="Top" CssClass="Head" BackColor="DimGray">
                                        <asp:HyperLink ID="Hyperlink1" ImageUrl="~/images/edit.gif" NavigateUrl='<%#EditURL("ItemID",DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"ItemID")) %>'
                                            Visible="<%# IsEditable %>" runat="server" />
                                        <font color="white">
                                            <%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Name") %>
                                        </font>
                                    </asp:TableCell>

I simply changed the highlighted property to read Visible = "True" . My thinking is that anyone who can get in to the moderate page must have edit rights to the file anyway. I have no idea why the original code was giving this wierd effect -  the same user has the edit button showing on the main repository page but that is controlled by the [EDIT] token in the template so I have nothing to compare with. 

This is definitely, IMHO, one for the developers to look at urgently whilst it's still in release testing.  Can anyone advise where I log bug reports if this post will not suffice for that?

Regards,

Graham

 
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