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Re: Xoops new version-too complicated?
by metropolis on 2005/8/16 9:57:49

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New installation support with pre-installed modules and then you can check which modules can be seen with registered users and which not..

Then install XOOPS 2.0.13 - it's exactly what you want!
Re: Xoops new version-too complicated?
by new_bie on 2005/8/16 6:47:29

Jegelstaff,you have right in what you are saying.I think the permission should be done in the modules.
Other thing is the modules like news are too complicated.
I do not understand what is "prune" for or CSV export..
I just want to write news nothing else..
I like a simple version of XOOPS like subdreamer.org.. for people who wants to create a simple portal with uncomplicated modules.

Maybe the new XOOPS can offer an installation depending about what you gonna do with your site`?
For example:

New installation support with pre-installed modules and then you can check which modules can be seen with registered users and which not..


who knows?

new_bie
Re: Xoops new version-too complicated?
by jegelstaff on 2005/8/15 15:40:09

The permission issue is an interesting one.

I confess to not having scratched the surface of 2.2 yet. But in general, I think permission management is a greatly under appreciated topic. It becomes worse, and worse, and worse the more groups and modules you add to your site.

It would be terrific if there were a centralized, easy to manage interface for all the permissions in all the modules, so you didn't have to go to into each module's unique permissions area to configure every aspect of your site. This is certainly a non-trivial challenge, since there are very good reasons why different modules take different approaches to organizing and presenting their permissions. So how to integrate them all in a common interface? I don't know, but we will be thinking about that more and more as the number of groups in our largest XOOPS site tops 100!

At least a page where you could get an overview of each group's permissions in each module, even if you had to go to the module to modify things, that would be an improvement. Maybe that's the way to start.

--Julian
Re: Xoops new version-too complicated?
by Lance_ on 2005/8/15 15:36:47

Although their must be sites with hundreds of topics/categories that the new way makes it better. Oh well.

Cheers.
Re: Xoops new version-too complicated?
by Lance_ on 2005/8/15 15:35:43

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Mithrandir wrote:
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Before it seems permissions were all accessible from one page, now many modules go through each permission level one at a time

Hardly the fault of the core that people request more and more granular permissions on smaller and smaller items - and neither the fault of the modules, I'd say


This more granular permissions surely doesn't prevent the developper from showing all permissions on one page does it?? You should take a look at the CBB permission system vs the newbb2. Just a tad longer to go through.

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