Hello:
I had the same problem with a scriptaculous install with the send, submit buttons on the newsfeed, wall, and PM. So I Downloaded from the store all the plug-ins, extracted, FTP'd and re-installed. This fixed the button issue.
But now the newsfeed is commentable by anyone even tho I tried to uninstall and re-install again, I've removed the permission from all roles to no avail, I even removed the free role and re inserted this role again with the same results.
I'm thinking I should never have done a scriptaculous install.
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Daniel Durski
Jun 27 '11
I included the newsfeed setting, role management, and role permissions.
Thanx
Thanx
Crewdog
Sep 7 '11
I have the same issue.
Role management works well, except the newsfeed does not obey setting.
I have a role set to restricted to limit all activity, in case user is restricted (because suspend does not allow them to login to change profile content). The only thing wrong is restricted user can still comment on newsfeed, even though box is unchecked to allow newsfeed.
BTW, user roles is great management feature. Thanks!
Role management works well, except the newsfeed does not obey setting.
I have a role set to restricted to limit all activity, in case user is restricted (because suspend does not allow them to login to change profile content). The only thing wrong is restricted user can still comment on newsfeed, even though box is unchecked to allow newsfeed.
BTW, user roles is great management feature. Thanks!
Team Den
Sep 8 '11
You need to deny commenting for all features (and newsfeed too) which are appeared in newsfeed (photos, videos, blogs and etc). Because "Allow comments" option must be configured for all features separately. "Allow comments" for newsfeed in role management allow or deny commenting for native newsfeed actions such as "Status update" or "Friendship action". For other action, like uploaded photos, videos or blogs, you need to control it via it's own "Allow comments" settings.
Does it clear? Let me know if you have any question.
Crewdog
Sep 8 '11
I think I understand what you mean. I will take a closer look.
But also it would be nice to control all commenting from within user role. Maybe in a future release?
But also it would be nice to control all commenting from within user role. Maybe in a future release?
Crewdog
Sep 8 '11
Addenster, I think I got it to work. Now I have a suggestion. It would be nice to have an additional security setting so that when a user is restricted from sending email, they are still able to email the administrator. (So in other words, emailing admin should be an exception.)
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