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How do I allow other users to edit content others have created?
For example, user1 creates a story. user1 can edit the story. How can I give user2 rights to edit the story as well? There is a permission for "edit own content" under stories but there is no "edit all content" under stories. This seems like a severe limitation to me.
Im trying to create a drop-down box that automatically gets filled with values taken from certain user's (from within one role) profiles. Basically I want to populate this drop down box with those specific users profile_company entry.
The PHP code I have so far pulls items from my predetermined taxonomy, not users profiles:
I have a client that wants to do a Question and Answer Page, which displays questions posed by users and answers by admin, with a way for people to ask new questions.
The Topic module seemed close but it works the other way around, with the question being posed by admin, and answered by users. Too bad.
I have had an issue with orphaned pages. Currently, a user has to select a category to associate a new page with. This is all good and much desired. However, the problem is that people leave and delete their categories (for reasons I won't go into here but valid reasons). So, the result is that I have orphaned pages. Is there an easy fix to this that prevents anyone/everyone (except and admin) from deleting a category that has pages/nodes associated with it? Thanks.