User/Group permission management

[Brіаn]

The website needs to know how to let someone edit something (e.g. calendar entries), and not let everyone edit everything.

A database of some sort will (eventually) be required to store this information, right?

[ec2012]

Hi Brian,
   Sorry I just saw this. Yes a database would make it easier to manage permissions. I can look into it
Elizabeth

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From: BK. L [e-mail]
To: WCF/LRC [e-mail]
Cc: ec2012 [e-mail]
Sent: Thursday, February 7, 2013 3:55:39 PM
Subject: [LRC] User/Group permission management (#8)

The website needs to know how to let someone edit something (e.g. calendar entries), and not let everyone edit everything.
A database of some sort will (eventually) be required to store this information, right?
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[Tom Gault]

I'm still hoping that if we can hook up Google calendar I'm hoping that the
only permission system we'll need will be handled by FTP.

From Tom

On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 8:59 AM, ec2012 [e-mail] wrote:

Hi Brian,
Sorry I just saw this. Yes a database would make it easier to manage
permissions. I can look into it
Elizabeth

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From: BK. L [e-mail]
To: WCF/LRC [e-mail]
Cc: ec2012 [e-mail]
Sent: Thursday, February 7, 2013 3:55:39 PM
Subject: [LRC] User/Group permission management (#8)

The website needs to know how to let someone edit something (e.g. calendar
entries), and not let everyone edit everything.
A database of some sort will (eventually) be required to store this
information, right?
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[Brіаn]

So anyone will need to know valid html to upload anything?

& that also means we'll be the ones they'll call when something looks broken because "a / is missing"

[Tom Gault]

I don't expect the HTML to change very often. The files that change
regularly come in the form of PDF files and Excel spreadsheets. ... I was
going to say that if the filenames were the same then they could just
replace the old file and all the links would still work but just now I
realized that that might lead to caching problems. Hmmm, maybe more
discussion is needed.

From Tom

On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 10:56 AM, Brian Leett [e-mail]:

So anyone will need to know valid html to upload anything?

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