Hi. I recently installed spanish PostNuke [16]. Even when I read the information in dev-postnuke.com, I don't understand how can I configure different permissions for different levels of access. I'm running http://www.colegiodepediatria.com [17] and want to allow access to some places only to members of the academy, other places to registered users and members, and some sections to all. Can you suggest me something?

have you looked into the documentation [23]


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Thanks for your reply. As I said, I read the information in dev-postnuke.com, the spanish version of PostNuke [30]. As english is not my first language, I have about a week using PostNuke [31], and the Wiki [32] is several dozens pages long, I would appreciate a little clue of where to start. Maybe something like "read about X" will suffice.

Thanks again.



edited by: aumedina, Mar 28, 2008 - 01:59 AM

Your question is vague.. unfortunately. And permissions can be tricky.

But if you provided us with your permissions and your module goals, maybe we can help better.

Feel free to post in English and Spanish.


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the documentation [44] Wiki [45] is a huge CF

the page you're looking for is here:
http://community.postnuke.com/Wiki-PermissionsAdmin.htm [46]


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Thank you a lot
dks: Thanks, that was the page I was looking for, and now I can answer to AmmoDump
AmmoDump: I want three different kinds of users in my site, administrators, members and users. Administrators get access to all, members can see any notice, download, etc. users can see many resumes (but not all), and have access to some notices, etc. And nonregistered users can only see some resumes, and they can't see any full notices, or make any download. I finally comprehended the Topics::Topic permission, but I can't use the Stories::Category, which I believe could be more suitable to my objetives. I learned this reading the article dks pointed me to, and by trying and trying and trying several permission configurations.