Ektron CMS400.Net Reference
Permissions for blogs work like folder permissions. The same functionality and features are available. For more information, see Approval Chains and Folder Permissions.
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Function |
Permissions that affect this function when performed from Web Site |
Permissions that affect this function when performed from Workarea |
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Blog |
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View |
Published blogs are viewable by any site visitor |
Blog properties standard permission View-Only |
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Add |
Not available |
Blog properties advanced permission Add Folders |
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Edit |
Not available |
Blog properties advanced permission Edit Folders |
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Delete |
Not available |
Blog properties advanced permission Delete Folders |
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Post |
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View |
Published posts are viewable by any site visitor |
Blog properties standard permission View-Only |
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Add |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Add |
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Edit |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Edit |
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Delete |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Delete |
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Approve |
Not available |
User must be member of blog’s approval chain |
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Comment |
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Add |
Three blog folder properties control how comments can be submitted from Web site. See Controlling Blog Comments. |
Blog properties standard permission Add |
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Edit |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Read Only |
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Delete |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Read Only |
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Approve |
Not available |
Blog properties standard permission Edit |
Membership users can be given permission to edit and add blog posts in the blog. Depending on the level of permissions, they can perform any of these functions.
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Permission |
Lets membership user |
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Read Only |
Read blog posts. This box must be checked before you can add Edit and Add permissions. |
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Edit |
Edit blog posts. |
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Add |
Add blog posts. |
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Library Read Only |
Add items to the library. |
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Add Images |
Upload images to the corresponding library folder. |
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Add Files |
Upload files to the corresponding library folder. |
Purge History works the same way for blogs as it does for the rest of the Ektron CMS400.NET. See Also: Purge History