user access folders

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10/11/2010 6:33:10 PM
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user access folders

Is there any ability to restrict authorised users to the users folders specifically with out giving access to any other folder on the installation - including the skins etc. For now when we give the autherised user ability to edit page and upload images, they are able to see other folders as well. Is there a way each user has a folder by their name and that is where they have access, upload etc. I have gone through the help docs but didnt seem to pinpoint this anywhere. Also is there a way to track the user folder based on the current user logged in programmatically. This way programmatically we get to know the folder and the content and then do manipulations.

One other question is there a way to hide the administration link to the users who have got the administrative equivalent role.

Thanks for all the good work.

10/12/2010 7:23:23 AM
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Re: user access folders

You should not add a user to admins role unless you want him to be an admin, admins can do anything by definition.

You can create roles and add users to roles and define what those roles can do.

If you look under Administration > Site Settings > Security > Permissions and you will see how you can define which roles can only upload to a user specific location.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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