There are two options the function user_comments_allowed() needs to
check: allowcomments and approvecomments.
if allowcomments of one access right is true, the user can put comments
and if approvecomments of one access right is FALSE given the
allowcomments is TRUE then the user can publish his/her comment without
the approval of the owner.
I think the function user_comments_allowed() is correct as it needs to
check though all access rights for both "allowcomment" and
"approvecomment" flags
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Status: In Progress => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1095890
Title:
allowcomments not respected properly
Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
Invalid
Bug description:
Not sure why, but the function user_comments_allowed (lib/view.php
line 3872), seems to check through all the access rights for the
"allowcomment" flag, which doesn't seem to be configurable from the
web interface. If the page has allowcomments off, and one of the
access rights allows comments, then comments are allowed.
The particular access right i found it on was an "objectionable" type.
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