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Configuration problem with auto create user's folders and obligation to approve

Last Post 10/22/2010 4:35 PM by Stef. 2 Replies.

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Stef

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10/21/2010 3:27 PM
Hi, We need only one instance of Document Exchange 5.3.11 on our portal wich allows users to manage their own folder. We use DNN 5.4.4 Then, we configured module with flexible root pattern area like: [User:Username] for root pattern Auto create Auto inherit permission Add View permission Add Add permission When a user loads module, I think it creates the corresponding folder but it's not automaticaly approved. A message says "This item has not yet been approved" and I can see that I'm located in my personnal folder. I have to edit my folder to approve it. If I don't approve it, it seems that a new folder will be created for each module loading. I've seen them when I put a new instance of DMX on other page with default settings. Could we set it to auto approve user's folder which are created by flexible root pattern ? Could we disable moderation ? Thanks in advance for your answer, Stéphane ARICIE

Peter Donker

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10/21/2010 8:16 PM
Hi Stephane, Sounds like the parent folder has approval set on it. This is not supported in this version. I'll try and repair that for 5.3.2. For now remove any approval permissions on the parent folder. Peter

Stef

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10/22/2010 4:35 PM
Ok, I've removed Approve permission on the parent folder for Regitered Users and it did the job. Thank you for your support, Stéphane ARICIE

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