For basic users (authenticated), they should not have access to the Visibility of Controls settings from their user account. Admins should be able to determine what settings they see in their account, not the users.

For example, I want them to see the Send Interval setting, but they shouldn't see the 'Controls' settings for it. If I make it hidden, the settings still appear (Visibility of Controls). If I set it to inaccessible to the user, both options are gone.

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salvis’s picture

For example, I want them to see the Send Interval setting, but they shouldn't see the 'Controls' settings for it. If I make it hidden, the settings still appear (Visibility of Controls). If I set it to inaccessible to the user, both options are gone.

I don't understand what you mean. Please post annotated screenshots.

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petednz’s picture

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I think i am seeing the same issue - or at least have the same question

I want the columns for users to set Send Interval, On Updates, On comments to be visible to the User on on the Content Type tab.

But I wasn't expecting them to therefore also see the Visibility of Controls settings on the Overview page.

I have looked for an Admin setting that would hide the Visibility of Settings section within the Settings section on the Overview but can't spot one.

Should there be one - am i missing it. I don't want my users to click these and find that they have removed the Columns on Content Type and Taxonomy.

First screen shot shows what I don't want them to see

If at admin/config/system/subscriptions/userdefaults I set eg Send Interval (under Visibility of Controls) to 'Hidden' then I lose the columns when I only want to remove the options on 'overview'.

Hope that makes it clearer.

karing’s picture

Hi Pete!

If you set the radio buttons to Visible in admin/config/system/subscriptions/userdefaults -> you're worried that it's not obvious that a user when selecting: Hidden will lose their columns in the all (Pages/Content Type/Category) tabs?

If you really want to hide it from overview you could use form_alter, but perhaps I'm not fully understanding you're concerns.

-- KarinG

petednz’s picture

Hi and thanks for the prompt response. I think you do get it ;-)
I am not expecting or wanting the User to have access to the Visibility Settings in the Overview (so they can't change things) but I do want them to have the Columns showing on eg Content Type tab.
I was thinking I would be able to configure it so that the columns would show - so they can set the interval per Content Type, and choose 'on update' etc but not to be able to change whether they can see those columns or not.
If form_alter is the way to go - that is fine.

Just seemed like what had struck me as odd had also concerned the original poster.

salvis’s picture

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