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6/20/2007 12:03 PM
 

Would like to provide access to the Control panel only to host and admin account. Not sure how to do it. Kinldy advise me. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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6/21/2007 7:57 AM
 

tchinnu wrote

Would like to provide access to the Control panel only to host and admin account. Not sure how to do it. Kinldy advise me. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hmm.. not quite sure what you mean.. the control panel is only visible to the host and admin accounts by default.

Of course, if you give someone permission to edit a page then they will also see the control panel, but they need to see it because they are editing the page. Note that certain buttons on the panel, such as the user and file manager links, will not function for the page editor because they aren't allowed to do those things.

Does that help or make any sense?

Rob

 

 
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6/21/2007 9:03 AM
 

I have a follow up question to this -

Is it possible to give a user limited editing permissions - for example a user could add modules or delete modules, but not add any new pages.  I cannot seem to find a way to restrict users from adding new pages and still give them some editing capability????

 

 
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6/21/2007 8:45 PM
 

icametoplay wrote

Is it possible to give a user limited editing permissions - for example a user could add modules or delete modules, but not add any new pages.  I cannot seem to find a way to restrict users from adding new pages and still give them some editing capability????

That's one of the main problems when implementing DNN... it just doesn't allow that. There needs to be a level of permissions inbetween page editor and module editor. New page creation rights should not be tied to module creation rights. I can tell you this has been brought up endless times in the 3 years I've been hanging out around here... even to the point where adding it as a feature request gets it removed from Gemini. I expect it's somewhere on the roadmap.

There are some hacks and workarounds around the place... there's a replacement control panel that lets you remove functionality. That is a workable solution, but means that you risk getting stuck at the next upgrade cycle.

 

 
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