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Hello
I have the problem that users can publish events in a category where only create rights are set.
I am using Joomla 3.7.2 and JEvent 3.4.39
settings:
1) Use of Joomla ACL
2) 3 categories
Category A with permissions create events, edit events, publish events and delete events rights to usergroup.
Category B with permissions create events, edit own events to usergroup.
Category C without rights for users.
3) The events are accessed from the menu.
First menu entry with "List by year" and categories A and B
Second menu entry with "View by Month" and categories B and C
4) Users use the frontend
When users create an event through the first menu entry, categories A and B and the state selection are displayed in the form.
If the user now selects the combination category B and the state published, the new event iwill be published immediately. - What is not allowed to him.
It works through the second menu item and the combination of categories B and C.
Because, no state field is displayed in this combination.
I believe that in the first case, JEvent does not check setting the state for categorie B is allowed to the user.
Does anyone have any idea how I could solve this problem?
Thank you
I have the problem that users can publish events in a category where only create rights are set.
I am using Joomla 3.7.2 and JEvent 3.4.39
settings:
1) Use of Joomla ACL
2) 3 categories
Category A with permissions create events, edit events, publish events and delete events rights to usergroup.
Category B with permissions create events, edit own events to usergroup.
Category C without rights for users.
3) The events are accessed from the menu.
First menu entry with "List by year" and categories A and B
Second menu entry with "View by Month" and categories B and C
4) Users use the frontend
When users create an event through the first menu entry, categories A and B and the state selection are displayed in the form.
If the user now selects the combination category B and the state published, the new event iwill be published immediately. - What is not allowed to him.
It works through the second menu item and the combination of categories B and C.
Because, no state field is displayed in this combination.
I believe that in the first case, JEvent does not check setting the state for categorie B is allowed to the user.
Does anyone have any idea how I could solve this problem?
Thank you
Hello,
If users are allowed to create events globally then they can create in all categories unless you specifically Deny there usergroup for that category.
Many thanks
Tony
If users are allowed to create events globally then they can create in all categories unless you specifically Deny there usergroup for that category.
Many thanks
Tony
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Hello Toni
Thanks for your quick reply.
In this case, I have understood the settings correctly.
But in my case is not that creating the problem. This is allowed to the user.
The problem is that the event is immediately published.
What is not allowed to the user.
Thanks for your quick reply.
If users are allowed to create events globally then they can create in all categories unless you specifically Deny there usergroup for that category.
In this case, I have understood the settings correctly.
But in my case is not that creating the problem. This is allowed to the user.
The problem is that the event is immediately published.
What is not allowed to the user.
Hello,
So in:
JEvents -> Configuration -> Permissions
have you set:
Joomla ACL Event Creation PErmissions Approach
to:
Allow event creation overall and deny by specific category
?
Many thanks
Tony
So in:
JEvents -> Configuration -> Permissions
have you set:
Joomla ACL Event Creation PErmissions Approach
to:
Allow event creation overall and deny by specific category
?
Many thanks
Tony
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Good morning Toni
Yes, Joomla ACL Event Creation PErmissions Approach is set to this parameter
Here you can find screenshoots to the permission settings
JEvents -> Configuration -> Permissions
permission settings category A
permission settings category B
Thank you
have you set:
Joomla ACL Event Creation PErmissions Approach
to:
Allow event creation overall and deny by specific category
Yes, Joomla ACL Event Creation PErmissions Approach is set to this parameter
Here you can find screenshoots to the permission settings
JEvents -> Configuration -> Permissions
permission settings category A
permission settings category B
Thank you
So with Ferian is this a sub category of another by any chance?
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