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Kunena 7.0.4 Released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.4 [K 7.0.4] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.0
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Question User Groups, User Group Privileges, ACLs
14 years 6 months ago - 14 years 6 months ago #108730
by cambler
Replied by cambler on topic Re: Is it possible: forum with permission to reply, but not start new topics?
Well, seeing as this isn't an option, I coded it myself.
If anyone wants to do this, it's reasonably simple. Add a database field in categories called "canstart" and then search for all usage of "locked" and mirror it using "canstart," but only do the "canstart" check on new posts (not replies or edits).
This allows moderators and admins to start topics but nobody else, since the check is bypassed in canPost().
The final check should be modified to look something like this:
if (($action == '-post-') && (! $this->parent->catcanstart)) {
return $this->setError ( $action, 'This forum does not allow for new threads.' );
}
(checking against -post- and not -edit- or -reply-
Yes, a real solution would be to say what access groups can start topics, but this is a start, and it works. I hope when it's time to upgrade to 2.0 this functionality will be in there. For now, it gets me what I need for my project.
If anyone wants to do this, it's reasonably simple. Add a database field in categories called "canstart" and then search for all usage of "locked" and mirror it using "canstart," but only do the "canstart" check on new posts (not replies or edits).
This allows moderators and admins to start topics but nobody else, since the check is bypassed in canPost().
The final check should be modified to look something like this:
if (($action == '-post-') && (! $this->parent->catcanstart)) {
return $this->setError ( $action, 'This forum does not allow for new threads.' );
}
(checking against -post- and not -edit- or -reply-
Yes, a real solution would be to say what access groups can start topics, but this is a start, and it works. I hope when it's time to upgrade to 2.0 this functionality will be in there. For now, it gets me what I need for my project.
Last edit: 14 years 6 months ago by cambler.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Matias
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14 years 6 months ago #108849
by dhuang
Replied by dhuang on topic How to setup to allow registered users can create new topic but can not delete the topics
1. How to do setup and allow registered users to create new topics but can not delete the topics even they are the owners of topics?
2. How to setup to let moderator reviews the new topic before publish?
3. In default Kunena template, there are a lot of function buttons, "Edit", "Delete", and so on. How to disable those functions for certain groups?
Thanks.
2. How to setup to let moderator reviews the new topic before publish?
3. In default Kunena template, there are a lot of function buttons, "Edit", "Delete", and so on. How to disable those functions for certain groups?
Thanks.
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14 years 6 months ago #109726
by Raniko
Replied by Raniko on topic Viewing Levels - Show a topic, but require registration
Hello, I'm using K1.7 and J1.7 along with CB 1.7. I'm able to use the access level registrictions to hide categories for various user groups, but I was wondering if there is a way to SHOW the categories to users that can't currently access the forums and have kunena suggest an upgrade to plans that do allow access to those forums when a restricted user clicks on the category? Many thanks!
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14 years 6 months ago #109727
by Raniko
Replied by Raniko on topic Multiple group/access levels with different view/post settings
j 1.7 k1.7 cb 1.7
Is it possible to grant user groups/access levels the ability to view categories but not to post? I have categories that I would like the public and other registered user groups to be able to see, but not post to (while allowing still other groups view/post privileges). I have seen a number of posts asking this same question in a variety of ways, but they have 0 replies.... I'm guessing then that this isn't possible. If thats the case, please let me know so I can stop scavenging for answers
. Many thanks!
Is it possible to grant user groups/access levels the ability to view categories but not to post? I have categories that I would like the public and other registered user groups to be able to see, but not post to (while allowing still other groups view/post privileges). I have seen a number of posts asking this same question in a variety of ways, but they have 0 replies.... I'm guessing then that this isn't possible. If thats the case, please let me know so I can stop scavenging for answers
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14 years 6 months ago - 14 years 6 months ago #109728
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: [Merged topic] User Groups, User Group Privileges, ACLs
This kind of question has been asked several times before. Ideally, for those who have asked about this feature, it would be good if Kunena would allow features along the lines you have described but these have not (and will not) be implemented in K 1.7. We hope that a future version of Kunena will allow for these kinds of "how can I post, allow other people to read the replies but not be allowed to contribute to the topic" questions. See my reply in
msg #243
earlier in this topic.
I hope that helps.
I hope that helps.
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Read my blog and
Last edit: 14 years 6 months ago by sozzled.
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14 years 5 months ago - 14 years 5 months ago #110041
by dulici
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Replied by dulici on topic Re: [Merged topic] User Groups, User Group Privileges, ACLs
@Raniko
That is possible using the newly relased AceACL component and it's Kunena extension (add-on), here you can try them for free:
www.joomace.net/joomla-extensions/aceacl
www.joomace.net/downloads/aceacl/extensions/kunena-aceacl
I'm working on implementing AceACL features as an Integration option of Kunena in the core and will suggest/pull that to Matias via GitHub so maybe you'll see it inside Kunena in the feature.
That is possible using the newly relased AceACL component and it's Kunena extension (add-on), here you can try them for free:
www.joomace.net/joomla-extensions/aceacl
www.joomace.net/downloads/aceacl/extensions/kunena-aceacl
I'm working on implementing AceACL features as an Integration option of Kunena in the core and will suggest/pull that to Matias via GitHub so maybe you'll see it inside Kunena in the feature.
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Last edit: 14 years 5 months ago by dulici.
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