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i needed to let administrators to upload files on the webspace, so i choosed the filestore2 plugin.
after some tries, i discovered every authenticated users can upload files becouse they have the relative permission.
i tried removing it, but when i save settings after having unchecked the upload file permission for authenticated users, it comes back checked by itself, and i can't remove the permission.
What can i do?
Can you help me?
It doesn't seem to give errors, so i can't understand what's wrong.
As the administrator of a site, I'd like to have information about a user that's not viewable or editable by that user. I'm fiddling with profile.module and tried simple_access.module, but they're not letting me do it. But I'm asking a lot.
I currently have two categories under Profiles: (1) Membership Info, and (2) Personal Info. I'd like to hide Membership Info from the users (dues paid, when subscribed, some notes about them that are for administrators only).
Originally the Subscription Module was sending emails, but it has since stopped and I wonder if a Spam blocker that has been installed on our email is the cause. We had this same problem with other PHP forms and have since added code to the form that has corrected the problem. In what file would I find the email form that sends out emails associated with the subscription module?
I am trying to use upload module to attach .mov files to blog postings. I was able to upload two 4.73MB .mov files as attachments to a blog entry. The .mov files visibly show up as attachments and I can find them in "files" root folder using my cpanel file manager. But, when I try to click on the attachments, I get a forbidden error. I can, however, successfully view jpg files uploaded to the same blog entry