If you are wondering how to allow certain users to post via full html, here's how to do it. I am posting this because I didn't find it in any clear-cut post when searching Drupal.org:
1. Go to Administer-User Management-Roles and create the role (make sure you edit the permissions so they can actually post)
2. Now go to Administer-Site configuration-Input formats
3. Now you can select Full html, hit configure, and then select the new role
4. Don't forget to add your users to the new role :-)
I´m new to Drupal. I have a group who want to have a site with 200 musicgroups.
1. They want to have one admin for each group and this admin shall only have possibility to edit his own groups page.
2. The members in the groups shall have possibility to read messages from their own admin (choirleader) but not from other groups...
We had a couple of support calls where the authenticated user saw old links in the site navigation menu. I had them refresh and the new links appeared.
They were able to see new front page stories without needing to refresh.
How do I prevent this from happening again when I add new links?