soooo,
even with:
if (CondAuth($pagename,'admin')) {
$EnableFoxUrlInput = 'true';
$FoxPagePermissions['*.*'] = 'all';
}
elseif (CondAuth($pagename,'edit')) {
$EnableFoxUrlInput = 'true';
$FoxPagePermissions['*.*'] = 'all'; // replace necessary to be able
to delete pages...
}
elseif (CondAuth($pagename,'read')) {
$FoxPagePermissions['*.*'] = 'all';
}
i'm unable to delete from FoxNotifyLists.UserGroupA...
and in this case, there is no redirection - it stays on the
UserGroupA-Notify page, and no foxmessage is output...
do you think it possible to delete from one group to another with
different passwords set for each group?
wondering if there's a way for me to reconfigure FoxNotify so that
the notify info is actually stored within the user's own group?
a
On 10 Jul 2008, at 1:49 AM, Hans wrote:
Thursday, July 10, 2008, 9:37:57 AM, adam overton wrote:
i put a (:foxmessage:) on the resulting page
(FoxNotifyLists.UserGroupA)
and received the expected msg: PERMISSION DENIED to delete on
FoxNotifyLists.Aaam!
and my FoxAuth is currently set to 'read'...
Rereading your first post, I think you need to add 'delete' to
the page permissions for the FoxNotifyLists group:
elseif (CondAuth($pagename,'read')) {
$FoxPagePermissions['*.*'] = 'add';
$FoxPagePermissions['FoxNotifyLists.*'] = 'add,delete';
}
This may solve it.
But thinking about security, what stops users from deleting other
user's notification entries?
~Hans
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