Neil Schneider wrote: > James G. Sack (jim) wrote: >> Neil Schneider wrote: >>> James G. Sack (jim) wrote: >>> >>>> Note: for logged-in members, the deleted pages shows up under >>>> recent >>>> changes. Don't know if that's because deleted pages had its >>>> properties >>>> changed, or whether it's always there for members? Do we want to >>>> hide >>>> deleted pages from members? How? >>> I think if they are only visible to members of the siteadmins group, >>> that would be good. I don't think regular users need to see it. >> It looks like that should be easy enough to do, but when I do it, the >> changes don't "take". Probably need higher privileges. >> >> Maybe you would try this: >> >> - In ZMI choose wiki, then recycle_bin. On the Security tab, uncheck >> the >> 3 checkboxes under the anonymous column. (Access contents, List >> folder >> contents, View), save and check by logging in as a non-manager user. >> >> I'm not sure that's the right way, but it's worth a try. I didn't see >> anything helpful in plone (contents, deleted wiki pages) under >> properties or sharing. > > I saw nothing checked in the ZMI interface.
<huh?> I had lots of checkmarks in http://www.kernel-panic.org/manage click on "wiki" then "recycle_bin (deleted wiki pages") (that displays "ATFolder at /wiki/recycle_bin" click on "security" tab and see 100 lines with almost all having acquire and manager checked a couple lines have no acquire-check a few have an anon check, a few have an owner check (on my home system, some had member checked) Hmmph, I'm getting confused. I have seen somewhere "Never click around in the ZMI security screens, use the workflow!" but I can't say I understand workflow, and don't get any intuition from poking around in ZMI. First look seems to that I did manage to hide recycle_bin on my home system via security checkmarks -- but I haven't played too much subsequently. Besides, I'm running a newer system. In any case, I'm wary of making changes without knowing what each change really does, 'cause that makes it hard to correctly undo a screwup -- especially after some time passes. This is where zope/plone kinda dampens my enthusiasm. > > I have turned off the view of folders by navigating to the folder, > clicking on the Properties tab and there is an option, Exclude from > navigation which allows me to hide a folder. There seems to be no > folder associated with recent changes where these properties are > available. Exclude from navigation hides things from the leftside nav-menu, but I (like you say) don't see where the "recent changes" thing comes from -- oh, I guess it's a portal -- I'll go looking some more. Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-steer
