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Forum Roles and Permissions

Sunday 29 January 2006 3:31:29 am - 4 replies

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Thomas Nunninger

Sunday 29 January 2006 3:45:41 am

Create a "forum"-Role with the necessary rights for creating new topics and replies. Then assign this role to the student user group limited e.g. by the subtree of the students forum. And assign the role to the staff user group limited to both subtrees (depending on your setting you probably need to assign the role to times to the staff - students and staff subtree - or assign it to the parent node of staff and students forum.

Thomas

John Smith

Wednesday 01 February 2006 1:12:37 am

hi there,

Thats fine, I have sorted the roles and permission, it is working very fine.

Thanks very much for your kind help.

One more thing, hope someone can help in getting the functionality for forums given below. Please help.

1. Students should not see staff forum topics, only see students forum topics.

2. Staff should see both, staff forum topics and the students forum topics.

3. Public should see neither..

Please help me in suggesting roles and permissions.

Cheers

Thomas Nunninger

Wednesday 01 February 2006 2:59:01 am

Hi,

 1. Students should not see staff forum topics, only see students forum topics.
 
 2. Staff should see both, staff forum topics and the students forum topics.
 
 3. Public should see neither..

I guess this is because anonymous role can read all in standard section. (I don't know your actual role settings.) You can assign a new section to the node including both forums or only to the forums (e.g. name it "forum"). Then - considering the anonymous role only can read the standard section - the forum role needs the additional rights to read the forum topics (something like content/read, class(Forum topic, forum reply, ...), section (forum)). The assignment to the right forums for students or stuff is just done by your limited role assignments to student and staff group.

Have a nice day

Thomas

John Smith

Wednesday 01 February 2006 3:27:02 am

Thanks buddy, I have sorted it.

John

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