If I'm giving a user permission to edit a menu then they should have full access to that menu. This includes being able to do anything except reassign permissions for that menu. If they can't access the menu page then they really don't have access to the menu.
Oh, I see. This would allow re-ordering, etc. Yes, at present, they only have control over a sub-tree via the menu section in node add/edit form. I'll take a look at it when I get a chance. Please post a patch if get a chance to work on it.
@gumpdotfr: This module isn't what you need. You should just be able to go to http:///admin/build/modules/list, where is whevere you have your site installed.
Comments
Comment #1
rwohlebI'm open to the idea, but can you explain the benefit/use-case?
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedIf I'm giving a user permission to edit a menu then they should have full access to that menu. This includes being able to do anything except reassign permissions for that menu. If they can't access the menu page then they really don't have access to the menu.
Comment #3
rwohlebOh, I see. This would allow re-ordering, etc. Yes, at present, they only have control over a sub-tree via the menu section in node add/edit form. I'll take a look at it when I get a chance. Please post a patch if get a chance to work on it.
Comment #4
bartezz commentedAlthough I'm loving this module this feature would be a great improvement indeed!
Cheers
Comment #5
okeedoak commentedAgreed.
Comment #6
davidwhthomas commentedThere's some duplicated functionality here with: http://drupal.org/project/delegate_menu_admin
Comment #7
gmclelland commentedI agree it would be a great feature to add.
Comment #8
gumpdotfr commentedSo ? Was that done finaly ?
I'm new 2 drupal and..
I can't even find my ass.
would someone help me anyway ? I want to go here: admin/build/modules/list
I don't know where that is,
been looking all the way trough drupal and other tool like phpMyadmin... spending time for nothing.
please advise?
thanks
Comment #9
rwohleb@gumpdotfr: This module isn't what you need. You should just be able to go to http:///admin/build/modules/list, where is whevere you have your site installed.
Comment #10
avpadernoI am closing this issue, as Drupal 6 is now not supported.