Fortunately, group membership is the only form I actually use on a regular basis. We use xWiki as a content repository, and not an application framework. -Adrian
-----Original Message----- From: Marty Israelsen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 5:07 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] How do I give a user permission to edit a group?
Just an observation:
If you are on v0.9.840 I would not give anyone flushCache(). Because if someone else on the system is filling out a FAQ form or any other form they will get a blank document when they save after the flushCache() command has been called by your sub-admin user.
If you are on v0.9.1252 then it is Ok to do this because it appears to be fixed in this version.
This bug has bitten me very hard this week.
Anyone else know about this flushCache() bug?
Marty.
On Fri, 2006-08-18 at 16:43, Adrian Hall wrote:
Hi,
One of my users wants to control the people that get edit access to his area without coming to me each time. I figured the easiest method of doing this would be:
a) Create a group XWiki.MyGroup
b) Give the controlling user ?edit? or ?admin? access to XWiki.MyGroup so he can edit it
c) Set the ACL on the space so that XWiki.MyGroup has view and edit permissions
a) Create a document that does a $xwiki.flushcache(), make it publicly available, and put it in the group page so he can easily flush the cache when updating.
The question is on (b). What permissions does the user need to that page in order to add and delete users from the group?
Regards,
-Adrian
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