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Posted October 27, 20168 yr Hello, Is it possible to allow a user who has created a calendar event to delete or hide their own event? I cannot find the permissions to configure this. Thanks!
October 27, 20168 yr 5 hours ago, autumnwalker said: Hello, Is it possible to allow a user who has created a calendar event to delete or hide their own event? I cannot find the permissions to configure this. Thanks! Permissions are made in setting groups. I think all members would be incorrect. Create a new group member. Make permissions calendar for this group. Edit this group result Move those members that you want in this group.
November 1, 20168 yr Author Ah ok - so "content" is calendar invites as well? Got it. Is there a way to separate types of content? e.g. allow users to delete calendar events, but not posts?
November 1, 20168 yr 4 hours ago, autumnwalker said: Ah ok - so "content" is calendar invites as well? Got it. Is there a way to separate types of content? e.g. allow users to delete calendar events, but not posts? Unfortunately, not at this time. Content is treated globally by IPS, so editing and deleting will be applicable to none or all content items. There have been numerous requests in Product Feedback regarding this topic.
November 1, 20168 yr 5 hours ago, autumnwalker said: Is there a way to separate types of content? e.g. allow users to delete calendar events, but not posts? Yes, there is a solution. Follow these instructions: 1. Copy your default theme and rename copy_theme ->'staff_name'. This theme should be permitted only for your staff team. 2. Add in Custom CSS your default theme #elTopicActions{ display:none; }
November 1, 20168 yr 1 hour ago, Adlago said: #elTopicActions{ display:none; } 1. This will leave a security issue since the server side will still handle the request.... 2. Simply unhiding it via chrome dev tools would allow someone to do this without knowing how making requests work
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