Hi,
it would be nice to have a "select all" checkbox on the permissions screen, so it would be easy to create an "admin" role(without 100 clicks) or maybe a default admin role with all permissions?.
And maybe grouping/search like you have done by Modules.
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Comment #1
Laz5530 commentedI installed this http://drupal.org/project/permission_select the dev version works.
Comment #2
japerryworking on this and initial role setup in the install profile
Comment #3
japerryWith the addition of the administrator role, it should have permissions checked by default. While its not the exact solution you're looking for (a UI to do it), its probably better that administrator is getting those permissions added by default.
Committed here: bd54bf498f776ece5c21270fe9fd933ee96fe39a
Comment #4
Laz5530 commentedYes, i saw it under admin/config/people/accounts and i like it(and use it) thx.
The problem is just on a fresh install to give all the rigths to the admin user, but this permission_select module helped me.
Comment #5
matt v. commentedIn testing a fresh install of Commons 7.x-3.x-dev this morning, the administrator account gets all permissions granted to it, with the exception of ~25 permissions under the Panelizer section:
I'm not sure if it makes sense to report this here or in a new ticket, but I'll start here and I can move it to a new ticket if necessary.
Comment #6
ezra-g commentedI'm not seeing the behavior described in #5. @Matt V.: Please re-open this issue if you're able to reproduce.
Comment #7
Laz5530 commentedI installed the latest Commons dev version and admin role got all permission automatic except 1 from the panelizer permissions.
By custom modules/features you have to configure the permissions manually or include in your feature.
Comment #8
Topcheese commentedI'm not sure but could this be related to anonymous users being able to post content now? I don't know if I should file a separate issue, but when I enable the navigation menu, anonymous users are now able to post several types of content?
Comment #9
Laz5530 commentedIt has nothing to do with this Issue.
You have to define the permissions under admin/people/permissions
There is a line for all content type like:
anonymous user: Page: Create new content ,
anonymous user: Post: Create new content ...
Comment #10
Topcheese commentedThanks, because I've never had to do that before testing Commons, I guess there was a change somewhere that I missed.
Edit: Sorry, there is an issue posted here
Anonymous users are able to create content.