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Last Post 09/30/2008 11:41 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Simon Gammon-Hardaway

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09/30/2008 12:08 PM
Hi Peter, I've given someone view/edit/add rights to a folder in dmx but they do not have a dnn Admin role. This means that they can only do 'soft' deletes. They tried to 'soft' a word file but it still 'shows' in the folder. Also when I log in as admin, soft deletes should show up as red, but this one doesn't? he has soft deleted other (pdf) items and they disappear as expected. Also is there any way of giving them the power to do Hard Deletes without them having a DNN Admin role? The obvious disadvantage of this setup is that anyone who needs full control over DMX, and these could be different people for different areas, also have the power to change all sorts of stuff in dnn. simon

Peter Donker

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09/30/2008 11:41 PM
Hi Simon, Hard deletes are deemed so dangerous as to not allow regular users to access this. I will keep your case in mind though and I could imagine that we can have hard delete assigned to roles one day. About the items not disappearing: is it still there in a refresh of the window. I've witnessed that due to the timing of the various Ajax elements, the items did not disappear immediately although they were deleted. The non-red coloring could be due to a css issue with the skin. I'd have to look up the class. If you use the IE Dev toolbar you can see this for yourself as well. Peter

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Bring2mind is the company of Peter Donker, a DotNetNuke enthusiast who has been involved with the platform from the very beginning. At the same time as the market for modules emerged, he realized there was no good document management solution for the platform yet and he set about creating this. In part he based the module on his experience with other document management systems he used while working as a researcher. His module, Document Exchange, was an instant success and has since become the premier document management solution for DotNetNuke. In 2004 he created Bring2mind as a vehicle for the module and is one of the few successful businesses solely based on a DotNetNuke product.

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