User 1 only gets the admin area by default.
admin/settings/jskitcomments

There is no permission control other than the following in user permissions
jskitcomments module
administer jskitcomments
view jskitcomments

I think the Administer selection is just for being able to administer comments, not the module administration. Is this by design?

Thanks -m

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rehos’s picture

rehos commented
Category: feature » support

The "administer jskitcomments" permission is intended for giving permission to the Drupal JS-Kit Echo module administration page.

The JS-Kit Echo service does not provide an API to control the JS-Kit Echo service settings. Therefore the Drupal JS-Kit Echo module doesn't provide those features. The only place where you can administer the JS-Kit Echo service itself is at the JS-Kit Echo Administration page (http://js-kit.com/settings/).

If you want more than one user to moderate the JS-Kit Echo comments then take a look at the JS-Kit Echo Administration FAQ here.

I hope this answers your question.

Robin

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rehos commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)