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"No users were selected" error | tracker item |
1-click access to be able to do certain actions (view a page, edit a page, edit user tracker, etc) | tracker item |
Caldrac
Contributors |
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13.x: group permissions seem to be only globally assignable (no object perms)? | tracker item |
13.x: no pagination on admin groups (reproduced on t.o) | tracker item |
15.x Regression (vs 12.x): You can not see nor manage group expiry information through admin users UI anymore | tracker item |
19.x: A Group assignment to many users is lost repeatedly under unknown conditions | tracker item |
eclvvin
Contributors |
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thess
Contributors |
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Cyril
Contributors |
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Pagetop Module w/o Group Kills Tiki
If you require login but assign just a custom module to pagetop without selecting at least the registered group, it will kill your Tiki. You'll have to edit the MySQL tiki_modules table and delete your module to make it work again. |
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A non admin user can not self manage their own group
We are running Tiki 6.2 (clean install), on a Windows 2003 Server, Apache 2.2.16 w SSL, PHP 5.3.3, remote MySQL 5 database. What we would like to do in our organization is for an admin to create group MyGroup and assign Bill to the group. The admin would then give the MyGroup object permissions: * Can add group members (tiki_p_group_add_member) * Can remove group members (tiki_p_group_remove_member) * Can invite user to my groups (tiki_p_invite_to_my_groups) At this point I would figure that there would be some kind of interface so that Bill could have a user selector and bring people into his group. I have checked around but I can not see any mechanism to do this. We want to avoid our admin to manage groups for 1000's of users. On a side note, we also investigated letting users select their own groups however we can also not find a mechanism to do this. We enabled all permissions we could think of such as: * Can subscribe to groups (tiki_p_subscribe_groups) * Can join or leave the group (tiki_p_group_join) * In the group we selected "User can assign to the group himself" but we can still not find where the user can change his group. Our users sign in with their LDAP (AD) logins and therefore do not go through the Registration process. Any help would be very much appreciated as this is a big issue for us right now. |
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Add a group filter on admin users page.
Ex.: tiki-adminusers.php?group=Editors It will make it easier to manage groups. |
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Add Group Watches to Categories, so that Organic Groups can receive automatic notification on changes about their topics (e.g. Infrastructure Team when tracker item related with *.t.o sites). | tracker item |
Adding users to groups from tiki-admingroups.php
If I create a new group in tiki-admingroups.php, and want to add a user, I must go to tiki-adminusers.php I should be able to add users to groups from tiki-admingroups.php, with a drop-down (if < 500 users) or a search username box (if users > 500) , or something like this... |
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Admin Groups - Error appears during Group renaming
When you try to edit and rename the group in Administration->Groups appears the following error message: An error occured in a database query! Context: File tiki-admingroups.php Url tiki-admingroups.php Query: insert into `tiki_group_inclusion`(`groupName`,`includeGroup`) values(?,?) Values: 0 G_Communication 1 Registered Message: Built query was probably: insert into `tiki_group_inclusion`(`groupName`,`includeGroup`) values('G_Communication','Registered') _____________________________________________________________________ Step to reproduce: Create a Group G. { Assign to this group some user Assign to this group a default } Rename the Group G into G' _____________________________________________________________________ Notes: I checked the security flag because where there's a DB error could be there a SQL security issue. |
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Admin groups, UI; Action (wrench) menu doesn't close and overlaps the submit button | tracker item |
admin user + anonymous & registered groups NOT DELETABLE nor CHANGEABLE
After some bad experience (ours and from other users), Rick (Rick99) and I suggest: ^RFE should be that the following username should __not__ be changable or deletable: * __admin__ And the following groupnames should __not__ be changable or deletable: *__registered__ *__anonymous__ Additionally, there should be a usergroup __administrator__ that has ''all'' permissions. This would allow Tiki-admins to easily create new Admin logins, with their own usernames. ^ __added: ensure password reminder works out of the box__ A couple of usability issues could be fixed here. a) remind/reset passwords is off by default - should be on? b) no email is set on admin by the installer this would prevent most newbie lost admin password issues i think. - mlpvolt Last [http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?comments_parentId=24817&topics_threshold=0&topics_offset=0&topics_sort_mode=lastPost_desc&topics_find=&forumId=2|thread about it at tw.o here] Related issue: http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?trackerId=5&itemId=1074 |
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admin user loses admin rights after creating a user | tracker item |
Admin>Groups>Groupname>Members Tab displays only 24 members (no mater how many more exist)
The group members tab is falsely capped, only displays 24 members, more exist in group when you check the admin>users screen. |
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Admin>Login>User defaults or Admin>Groups: Ability to Subscribe new users to specific Tiki objects
It would be lovely to set some new user defaults at * Admin (home) > Login > User defaults, and/or * Admin > Groups > (Edit a single group) The ability to Subscribe/watch/monitor new users in the site or to that specific group, to specific Tiki objects. Which tiki objects?: I would say, in this order: # specific forums # specific blogs # specific calendars # specific newsletters (ML: we can already subscribe groups to newsletters) # specific wiki pages # specific structures # specific trackers # specific categories # new articles This is specially useful for new users of the site, where they don't know yet how to subscribe to specific areas, etc. Very needed for educational scenarios, but I can see many other places where new users are a bit lost for some time while they learn how to use the Tiki site. Related: *[wish988|Forum: Let forum admins/moderators add groups and/or users as watching the forum] *[tiki-index.php?page=Business%20Plans|Let small business start ups access collaborative sharing where the document being shared is not visible by anyone else] Anywhere there is a watch eye, it should be possible for an admin to have group members watch this category |
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Allow a user role or group to automatically generate a personal page, an image gallery, a weblog a
When I was testing various CMS/Wikis for a project, I ran across a module for another (Joomla or Drupal, can't remember which) CMS which allowed a user role or group to automatically generate a personal page, an image gallery, a weblog and any type of content page. It would be extremely useful for my project, but one of the few things missing from Tikiwiki (which is why I am implementing Tikiwiki, it has all of the other features I need in one install). |
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Assign theme to group doesn't work
When I assign a theme to a group and submit the change, when the admin-group page displays again, the theme selector shows "site default" instead of the theme name I chose, and the theme being used for the group doesn't change. |
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Automatically set the default group | tracker item |
Better/Easier reporting of item/object permissions which override category and group permissions
It would be useful to extract all permissions of File Galleries or Wiki pages or Forums, etc This would provide a way for admins to know who actually has access to what. |
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Right now, we need to
#create a user
#create a group
#assign user to the group
#give permissions to group ( in general or for a specific item)
#inform this person, typically by email, on how to access this page
Instead, I would want to
#add an email
#pick the permissions this person has
#any limitations (works x times, or for x days/weeks)
#an optional message
And the system should send a 1-click login email (an email with a link in it which is unique / very difficult to guess).
Whoever clicks that link
*Would be authenticated with the appropriate permissions and according to the limitations.
Related:
Expiry date for group membership
http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?itemId=1071
Somewhat related:
Send welcome email (by admin to new user or user that has not connected in a while)
http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?itemId=1016