I have a page in Bolt and want to know if it's possible it can be edited by 2 different persons, now i can only be done by the owner. These persons cannot be chief-editors. Maybe I can set a group permission?
I think that's a good practice
Define a new permissions group and set up a custom authorization for your contentype.
here it's a explanation for to do this
Related
I am creating a website where all users have different types of permissions.
I am not doing role based permissions.
Users can join different groups and get different permissions for each group.
The part I am struggling with here is how to deal with the admin(group creator) permissions.
The admins permissions are a little different from regular users because admins always have access to every permission even when new permissions are added.
While users have to be given the permission by an admin., an admin can give all of their permissions to a user except editing the admins permissions.
I imagine I can have a table where there are UsersId, PermissionId, Type(Admin/User), GroupID.
There will only be 1 admin per group. But the part that seems asinine to me is if we (the application) were to add another permission capability. We would have to query every UserID with type = Admin, and insert a record for that permission. That seems horribly inefficient. Is there a better way I can do this?
Create a AdminUserId column on your Group table.
I am writing a tool in Google Sheets to analyze my work calendar and I just noticed that if I invite a "Group" (of 23 people) it only shows up as a single guest in the calendar data. Is there a way to get access to the e-mails of the people in the group?
From my research I know there is a Groups service but I'm not sure how to even recognize that it's a group. It looks like a normal e-mail address in the calendar: "management_team#gmail.com". (I could search for that specific group name, but I'm looking for a universal solution, so I can share this tool with others.)
Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thank you.
To verify either an email is a group and to retrieve its members you need to use the Admin SDK method Groups:get
But in order to use the Admin SDK you need to be a domain admin.
Each person who uses my tool will need their own copy and they will have to enter their calendar e-mail address. (The first time they run the tool there's a rather scary permissions message, but I will only be sharing this with some office mates so that should be okay.)
When my program runs I'll use this command:
var groups = GroupsApp.getGroups();
... to get a list of all the groups to which that person belongs. (I'll also have arrays for the members of each group.) Then I'll just compare the group names against the meeting guest names. If there's a match I can pretty easily retrieve the whole list.
I am stuck over an access right situation,
What I Want is:
I have users creating articles/pages on MediaWiki, I have restricted it over registered/autoconfirmed users to only, But now the requirement is, that, Only an article can be displayed to anyone other than , creator or sysop only after the sysop approves that page/article. till then only the creator or sysop can edit that article.
I have tried FlaggedRevs extension, and several other small restrictions, but couldn't get exactly what I am looking for.
Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
I found the answers, there is an extension called "Approved Revs". With few options set and some messing around, I have done it.
I know that how to expend detail from an email group, but may I know any method to revert to check the email is belong to which group? I see that Outlook 2010 can show "Member Of" tab when highlighted a contact, but how I can do similar thing by API?
Thanks
A similar question was posted on the MSDN Exchange Server Development forum and here's what Glen Scales said:
"EWS wont give you details about group membership of a users (it also wont return extra properties from Active Directory like you could in Mapi). A few things that you can do in EWS is expand a group using the expandGroup operation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/exchange/microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.exchangeservice.expandgroup%28v=exchg.80%29.aspx.
The other thing you can do with Groups if you have Exchange 2010 is take advantage of any of the MailTip operations.
For what you want to do you would be better to use LDAP directory to lookup Active directory and get the group membership or if you really wanted to use an Exchange API look at using the Exchange Management Shell cmdlets."
The link he provided doesn't work - I assume he was pointing here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.exchangeservice.expandgroup(v=exchg.80).aspx.
I'm having a look at Google Drive and we have instances where we will need item level permissions on files. We have groups of people would would have write access to the file. I notice that the API allows you to set permissions on a file with a group id but am unsure how to setup the group in the first place?
Could someone please advise on how to do this?
The other alternative would be to send a permission for each user but this seems like a less ideal workaround.
Just share with a google group which has an email.