One Gallery per user- pre created on account registration. [#763908]

I thought I read somewhere that node gallery allows for there to be only one gallery per user. I've installed and configured but my test users can add each others photos to any gallery?

Also..isn't there a way to have a gallery pre-created at account registration, so it is ready for the user to use?

I'm no very good at php if that is what is involved, but any pointers to each of these would be brilliant,

Thanks,

zeb

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Comment #1

dbeall CreditAttribution: dbeall commented 6 April 2010 at 22:02

I've installed and configured but my test users can add each others photos to any gallery?

check the permissions, it sounds like the test users have
"edit any node_gallery_gallery content"
"edit any node_gallery_image content"
privileges.

they should have
create node_gallery_gallery content
create node_gallery_image content

delete own node_gallery_gallery content
delete own node_gallery_image content

edit own node_gallery_gallery content
edit own node_gallery_image content

Also..isn't there a way to have a gallery pre-created at account registration, so it is ready for the user to use?

They will be able to create a gallery if they permissions. You could add a create gallery link for them on their profile page or any place you need it. Or use the rules module to create a gallery for them, but I would think that a link to "create gallery" would work fine.

Comment #2

zebadix CreditAttribution: zebadix commented 6 April 2010 at 22:44

Thank-you for you help, all is clear now,

zeb

Comment #3

zebadix CreditAttribution: zebadix commented 5 June 2010 at 19:52

I'm back....

I have been able to create one gallery on account creation by turning off the permissions 'create node_gallery_gallery content' for authenticated users.

Then I add a rule that on account creation -> create content, which is a gallery.

However, the [account:user] token for the title still returns 'anonymous', so all galleries are named 'anonymous'?

This doesn't seem right?

Any thoughts anyone?

Thanks

Zeb