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6/25/2008 4:52 AM
 

Hello,

I'm in a situation where I have set up a private page, a set of secure file system folders and a user account to access the secure pages.  I have setup the 'Documents' module to allow file uploads.  I have given this user permissions to edit the Documents module to hence allow the user to 'Add New Document'.  My problem is that this user does not have an administrative role so the user cant click on the create document and then use the 'Upload New File' mechanism and this was the whole point is there a way to allow a non-admin user who has permissions to view both the page and edit the module to upload new files? 

 
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6/29/2008 11:17 AM
 

Yes, simply in File Manager give the user "Write" access to the desired folder.  They will then be able to select "Upload" when viewing that specific folder.


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