On Jul 8, 2006, at 10:35 AM, mathew wrote:
> The proposal seems very elaborate, yet as far as I can tell it fails
> the simple use case I have:
>
> "Like today, except only registered users with accounts can post
> comments."
>
> Am I missing something?
This is all determined by the contents of the userroles_permission
table, and it can be adjusted however you want. The sql that I've
provided for insertions reflects a default value in which all users
can comment. But that's easily changed on a database level.
All you'd have to do to remedy this is delete the following row from
the userroles_permission table:
user_role_id: 1 # anonymous user
permission_zone_id: 1001 # comment zone
permission_type_id: 30 # create
permission_zone_id: 1 # own
And insert the following row in its place:
user_role_id: 3 # user
permission_zone_id: 1001 # comment zone
permission_type_id: 30 # create
permission_zone_id: 1 # own
This could be effected in the "advanced/expert" level permissions
adjustment user-interface that allows fine tuning, and it could also
be effected by offering it as on option activated with a checkbox in
the "beginner" level interface. But it is a permissions level that is
easily allowable, and that can be given expression in any number of
user interface approaches.
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