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Learn How To Restrict Authors To Editing Only Their Own Articles In Joomla.
For this article, I assume that you have a current version of Joomla installed and know how to access and use the administrator area. The first thing you will want to do is to log on to the back end administration area and access the "User Manager" which is located under the "Site" menu. Next, you will locate the user whose permissions you want to change. If you have a large user list, you may wish to use the "Filter" on the top of the page to find them. Once you have located the user, click on their name and make sure that they are listed under the "Group" area as "Author". The default Joomla setup allows visitors to register as either a registered user, an author, an editor or as a publisher. If you have set up the user registration to default to "author", then you should not have to make any changes. But if the initial setup was set to any of the other settings, you will want to manually change them as described above. After you make the change, click "save" and exit the administration area. Now any users that have been made an "author" will only be allowed to edit their own work. If you want to allow your users the ability to edit all authors, choose the "Editor" group. This will allow them to edit, but will not allow them to publish, unpublish or delete articles written by any author on the site. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Since 1996, Marc Harris has been a principal of a web design firm and has managed site development projects for numerous clients. Marc now works almost exclusively with Joomla and is writing articles about understanding Joomla. You can find more free Joomla video tutorials at 5minutejoomla.com. |
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