2 edb Nov 04, 2006 02:24

If I call that function in my custom template, it will parse the correct HTML code I assume? ;)
Cool if so. Will following the instructions you made bring a user to a "write" your post section.
I want it to work like Xanga and Blogger does. Where the user goes to the blog while not logged in, logs in, then the links for write and edits posts appears only to them.
I checked the Wide settings, and sure enough, "Marita" can write edit and everything.
Why when I click "Edit" on one of her posts I made as admin is she not able to edit it?
EDIT:
On Marita's blog I don't see anywhere where to make a new post. Where would that be?
*bumps from a high state of confusion*
Does [url=http://manual.b2evolution.net/User_levels]this manual page[/url] help?
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Not really.
I have the Marita user set to the highest level. I can log in on her page to Marita, that's not a problem, but I don't see ANYWHERE for a place to "make a new post".
>:(
Could you log in as Marita and then take a screenshot of admin and post it here?
Alternatively, you could [url=http://forums.b2evolution.net/privmsg.php?mode=post&u=1511]pm[/url] me a link to your blog and the login details for marita and I can take a look.
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I'll take a screenshot later on today. :)
The blog is going to be a local-only blog. :D At least for now.
Here's the pic. Am I missing the "Make New Post" section?
Log in as admin and go to admin > users , click the group name that Marita is in and check that "visible link" is selected for "Access to Admin area" option.
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Yay! :D Thanks a bunch.
Here's one little problem...
Instead of saying "Make New Post" like I would want, it says "admin".
How can I change this (below) code to say"Make A New Post"?
h4>other:</h4>
<a href="http://140.211.132.209/Blog/admin.php?blog=5" title="Go to the back-office">Admin</a><br />
You can just change the word admin to whatever you like in the link
<a href="http://140.211.132.209/Blog/admin.php?blog=5" title="Go to the back-office">Admin</a><br />
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For each user go in and create a blog. After you create it go to the 'user permissions' subtab on that blog and click 'wide' then select all the permissions you want each user to have in that blog. I imagine you'll want to give Joe Blow the permissions in the JoeBlow blog, and no one else, but anyway this is where you set up individual user permissions. http://manual.b2evolution.net/Blogs_tab covers stuff about that. To move a link on the public page somewhere else you'll have to edit your skins/your_skin/_main.php file. http://manual.b2evolution.net/Main.php_file talks about that a bit, but basically look at the file while thinking about how the page looks, read the comments in the code, and it should start to make sense. The specific bit for logging in is the "user_login_link()" function: