Only see one option under permissions [#851170]

Hi,

I noticed anonymous people have the option to enter meta tags into a CCK content type I created. I would like to take that away. For some reason, when I am logged in as ADMIN, I only see one option for configuring access (administer meta tags - which of course should only be for admins).

In some video tutorials, I saw the ability to configure more. Am I missing something? I have attached a picture of what I see as ADMIN under permissions.

Thanks very much!
Steve

Comment	File	Size	Author
#4	nodewords_perm.patch	451 bytes	gleich
	Screen shot 2010-07-11 at 7.27.50 PM.png	15.44 KB	recoil

Comments

Comment #1

Anonymous (not verified) commented 13 July 2010 at 00:36

I noticed anonymous people have the option to enter meta tags into a CCK content type I created.

That is not something handled by Nodewords.

For some reason, when I am logged in as ADMIN, I only see one option for configuring access (administer meta tags - which of course should only be for admins).

The old permissions have been removed with the purpose to use a different module of the family to handle the permissions to edit meta tags. The idea was to have the following permissions:

edit meta tags of any content
edit meta tags of own content
edit meta tags of any user profile
edit meta tags of own user profile
edit any meta tags

Comment #2

that0n3guy commented 19 July 2010 at 23:43

Any ETA on this "other module"? Is it already out their someplace?

Comment #3

that0n3guy commented 29 July 2010 at 15:21

Category:

support

» bug

I'm going to mark this as a bug (rather than feature request) as it is something that was removed (we had permissions before) and is vital for th 1.12 release.

Comment #4

gleich commented 24 August 2010 at 22:28

Status	File	Size
new	nodewords_perm.patch	451 bytes

For those who, like me, needs this functionality immediately, quick fix that adds "edit meta tags" permissions.

Comment #5

JThan commented 13 September 2010 at 13:12

Thanks for the diff. I also think that the Beta Version is buggy without this functionality.

Comment #6

danny englander

(he/him)

commented 15 September 2010 at 13:30

I just tried #4 above and it did create a new permission but the permission is not honored. A regular authenticated user can still see the meta tags fieldset even though they do not have any permission.