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12 years 6 months ago #31957 by gcprnet
I want to allow registered users (default joomla user group) to publish content to some certain categories without the need to be approved by an admin.
I tried hard to set up permissions in order to allow this but with no success. So it dawned on me that this may not be possible in general since in J 1.5 registered users are not allowed to publish by default.
Is it -in general- possible to auto publish content which is written by the registered users group to specific flexicontent categories without that an admin has to approve the content first?

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12 years 6 months ago #31959 by ggppdk
you use FLEXIaccess?
your users need to be at least publishers, but FLEXIaccess does not allow more permissions for user than what their Joomla groups gives them

-- Choice 1:
You make all users (default user group for new registered user) to be "Publishers" and then limit their permissions via FLEXIaccess allowing publishing in only a few categories

-- Choice 2:
Create 2 frontend: "new item submit" Joomla menu items,
First item will have auto-publish enabled and submission in specific categories
Second item will not have auto-publish and all submission in other categories


-- Flexicontent is Free but involves a big effort on our part.
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12 years 6 months ago #32010 by gcprnet
I think choice 2 sounds more reasonable (somehow I don't like the idea to elevate 2000 users to publisher state...) but I'm afraid I don't understand it.
Could you pls explain how choice 2 would work if joomla itself doesn't allow the 'registered users' group to publish?

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12 years 6 months ago #32011 by ggppdk
Simply FLEXIcontent code decides what permissions to check

so if you use a FLEXIcontent menu item FLEXIcontent will load and USE/CHECK menu item configuration instead of user publish (edit.state) permission


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12 years 6 months ago #32113 by gcprnet
Strange: This is exactly what I did.
I use a flexicontent article submit form (FLEXIcontent » Items / Form)to let registered users submit their content. The menu item is configured as in the screenshot:
www.picpaste.de/G3c8xws7.PNG
The categories, where the content has to be submitted to, are set up that registered users may submit, edit, publish and delete OWN articles:
www.picpaste.de/d6fd4dfe218cc904b06c71a9693fef73.PNG .
But every time when a registered user posts something through this menu item the article is not published but it has status "Pending Approval - Unpublished".
Can you tell me which setting I'm missing?

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12 years 6 months ago #32128 by ggppdk
If you have an older custom form override,
then it will not work

your form is missing a hidden form field that declare menu item to use,

this is checked by store procedure


-- Flexicontent is Free but involves a big effort on our part.
Like the our support? (for a bug-free FC, despite having a long list of functions) Like the features? Like the ongoing development and future commitment to FLEXIcontent?
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