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I want to use CCK Field Permissions to allow my registered users to edit one (and only one) cck field in a CCK-built node. However, it seems the only way to allow my users access to that node is to make the entire node editable for registered users. When this happens the ONLY fields I can "lock down" are CCK-specific fields -- in other words, the title, taxonomy and body fields, which are default fields to every CCK node, will be editable.
Is there a way to lock down these non-CCK fields as well?
Comments
Comment #1
Grammarian CreditAttribution: Grammarian commentedI have a CCK type which should always have the same title. I'd also like to know how to make the title of thit content type uneditable by the user, just to keep it simple.
Comment #2
Vidarls CreditAttribution: Vidarls commentedThere are a hole host of modules to help you achieve this.
On the top of my head:
- There is an autotitle module
- There are at least two modules that tries to limit who can add categories
- Use cck fields for everything else (including body) to allow cck_field_perms to limit access
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.