Hi Manish, On 06/30/2010 01:20 AM, xManish wrote: > > Hello All, > I have some question regarding access rights while creating a page in XWiki. > I'm trying to create a private wiki space, meaning the wiki page created in > that space should be viewable or commented or deleted only by the creator of > the wiki page. > I have a following scenario > I have a group called "MyUsers" > The group "MyUsers" has 50 users. Say for now they are "User001", "User002", > ...., "User050". > If the user "User001" creates a page, I would like to make it private for > that user.
> Now the only way i can think of to achieve this is to set the access right > permission as "False" for all other 49 users. Then set it "True" for the > User001 No, explicitly allowing an access right to an entity (user/group) means denying that access right for the rest of the entities. You just have to check the access right (view, comment, edit, delete) in the page access rights editor for the page creator. Hope this helps, Marius > Setting it "False" for the group "MyUser" and "True" for the User001 doesn't > seem to solve it. > > Can we achieve the latter solution somehow? > > - > Thanks, > Manish > > > _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
