J Cameron Cooper wrote:
Filesystem objects don't have a security tab in the ZMI (or at least,
these don't). Should one be there?
Hm. Seems they don't.
They don't have the tab, but the method is still there, do some url
hacking ;-)
Customize it and look at the security tab of that.
Hmm,
Floyd May wrote:
I don't know what you're doing with the third line...
Me neither, typo.
Check what it looks like in the ZMI. This will tell you whether or not
the problem is in getting the permissions set like you expect.
Filesystem objects don't have a security tab in the ZMI (or at lea
> I don't know what you're doing with the third line...
Me neither, typo.
> Check what it looks like in the ZMI. This will tell you whether or not
> the problem is in getting the permissions set like you expect.
Filesystem objects don't have a security tab in the ZMI (or at least,
these don't).
Floyd May wrote:
I have a set of files - page templates, python scripts, and zsql
methods - that are set up as filesystem objects. I'm having trouble
getting the security set the way I want it to be with the .metadata
files. Here is the content of my .metadata files:
--8<---
I have a set of files - page templates, python scripts, and zsql
methods - that are set up as filesystem objects. I'm having trouble
getting the security set the way I want it to be with the .metadata
files. Here is the content of my .metadata files:
--8<-
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