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Posts Tagged ‘permissions

In my previous post I tried to explain how can you forbid your end users to delete files from document libraries. I did not provide much details on how to setup this and some visitors raised additional questions about that.
In this blog series I will provide step-by-step description how to achieve this.
Creating custom permission levels
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While working on the SharePoint implementation I encountered a problem with delete permissions.
SharePoint document libraries do not allow you to set permissions in such a manner to allow users editing/deleting only their own documents. Similar feature exists for other lists like team discussions and blog comments but it does not exist for document libraries!?
The lack [...]

23 Jul, 2007

Edit page command disabled

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

While editing pages on your SharePoint you probably encountered a situation when Edit page command in Site actions menu is disabled (see figure 1).

Figure 1- Edit page disabled

This is not an error. Edit page command will be disabled when another user has checked-out that particular page. To see which user has done so you will [...]

19 Jul, 2007

Blog commenting policy

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

As you all know SharePoint comes with a Blog site template. The template is very nice, although it misses some standard blog features.
The biggest advantage of this blog template is the ability to use MS Word 2007 as you primary blog editor. You can do everything, even upload pictures, from standard Word 2007 interface.
A thing [...]




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