Absolutely yes! Every CCK fields have 2 access types: view and edit.
But since Drupal base on Role then you need to assign the user to particular role.
The problem I have is that you can't let a user have access to only edit a cck field... You have to grant them permissions to edit the node as well... As soon as they can edit the node they can edit the title and body content of the node as well...
I only want them to be able to change the cck value itself not the Node's title and the Node's body values.
I'm already using the content_permissions module to give access to only certain fields to specific roles.
To avoid changing to body I think you must omit the body field and change to a CCK field. I mean you must create a new CCK field to replace the body field.
But to avoid user to change the node title .... ??? Hmmm ... I think you can use a CSS to disable the textfield of Title, but this trick may easy to hack.
The best way is creating a new theme for particular content-type (a content-type.tpl.php). Read this: Theme a CCK input form
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Absolutely yes! Every CCK
Absolutely yes! Every CCK fields have 2 access types: view and edit.
But since Drupal base on Role then you need to assign the user to particular role.
Yes I know.
The problem I have is that you can't let a user have access to only edit a cck field... You have to grant them permissions to edit the node as well... As soon as they can edit the node they can edit the title and body content of the node as well...
I only want them to be able to change the cck value itself not the Node's title and the Node's body values.
I'm already using the content_permissions module to give access to only certain fields to specific roles.
To avoid changing to body I
To avoid changing to body I think you must omit the body field and change to a CCK field. I mean you must create a new CCK field to replace the body field.
But to avoid user to change the node title .... ??? Hmmm ... I think you can use a CSS to disable the textfield of Title, but this trick may easy to hack.
The best way is creating a new theme for particular content-type (a content-type.tpl.php). Read this: Theme a CCK input form
Also there is
Also there is http://drupal.org/project/auto_nodetitle to assign a default title that I think you can hide and ignore. Then create a new title with CCK field.
It's interesting me too. Have
It's interesting me too. Have you found decision?