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wildfiction

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I've searched the forums but have not yet come up with an answer for what I'm guessing should be a fairly simple configuration.

On one of the portlas on a DNN 4.3.2 forum a regular user cannot edit his postings. On the _default portal a regular user CAN edit his postings. I don't know if this is a _default / sub portal thing or a configuration error.

I've brought up all the settings side by side in 2 different browser windows and everything appears to be the same with the permission settings on the 2 forums...

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wildfiction

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I checked this on another forum as well. Another portal set-up with the same 4.3.2 code base and most recent forum module. On this forum as well I cannot get the regular user to be able to edit their posts.

I notice that here on the DotNetNuke forum that I (as a regular user) can edit previous postings that I made. That could be because this is a _default portal?

I wonder if it would be difficult to set-up another portal here so that if we have a query such as this we can go over to the other portal and try it out to resolve _default vs other portal issues?

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7/29/2006 1:19 PM
 
wildfiction

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Can anyone refute or confirm this behavior?

I have been throught the settings on the forums that are NOT on the _default portal and a regular user cannot edit their own posts even though all the settings appear to be the same.

If someone can confirm that this is a subportal problem with the forums then I will stop trying to fix it and move onto something else.

Thanks.
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7/31/2006 11:45 PM
 
Chris Paterra


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Please re-confirm but I believe the difference may be a user be "Is Trusted". Users who are marked as trusted should have the ability to edit their own posts. If a user is not trusted, they should not see the button.
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8/1/2006 12:21 AM
 
wildfiction

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Thanks Crispy - mystery solved - when set to trusted they can edit posts. Is there a way of defaulting users to trusted?
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