Re: edit/delete items in a list w/o granting Manage Area

From: Pat (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/15/04


Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 05:20:10 -0700

Jim

Thank you for your input. I actually had everything set
up as you listed. Late yesterday we doscovered that we
could set Manage area permissions at the area level -
that was the critical piece that we needed.

Thank you again!!

>-----Original Message-----
>Not sure what's going on but what you've described
initially sounds like you
>did the rigth thing. The way I solved this was to
create a new site group
>and provide these essential permissions (among others)
at the portal level,
>
> Add Items - Add items to lists, add documents to
SharePoint document
>libraries, add Web Discussion comments
> Edit Items - Edit items in lists, edit documents in
SharePoint document
>libraries, and customize Web Part Pages in SharePoint
document libraries
> Delete items from a list, documents from a document
library, and Web
>discussion comments in documents
>
>Add a test user account to this new group and give it a
whirl. I just did
>testing on this very same thing today and it works as I
would expect. Users
>are able to add/edit/delete their own listings/doc/etc,
but not other
>people's. I also have Area approval on so there is a
small training issue
>in that when a user publishes a listing to an area,
their listing doesn't
>show up after they've added it (unless they're in Edit
mode for the page, vs
>View Page). Listings pending approval will be
designated with a special
>icon.
>
>HTH.
>
>"Pat" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:2c3d401c46919$4816a900$a401280a@phx.gbl...
>> My users would like to give Contributors the ability to
>> Add, Edit and Delete items in a list. I access site
>> settings I grant all three permissions to the
Contributor
>> role. But the result is the Contributors can add an
item
>> but cannot edit or delete. To give them the ability to
>> edit and delete I must grant the Contributor the
ability
>> to Manage Area.
>>
>> The dilemma is the following - my users wish to grant
>> Contributors the ability to add, edit and delete items
in
>> a list without giving them permissions to Manage Area.
>> Manage area permission when granted results in having
the
>> ability to Mange Portal Site.
>>
>> Without the edit and delete capability content
publishing
>> will be a nightmare, but at the same time Manage Area
is
>> too powerful.
>>
>> Am I missing something obvious?? Can I give permissions
>> to add, edit and delete without granting Manage Area
>> permissions. I have not been able to set permissions to
>> achieve what my users want. I am not a developer, I'm a
>> PM and BA so the answer could be right under my nose
and
>> I cannot see it.
>> If you can offer any guidance or recommendations it
would
>> be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!
>>
>> Patt
>>
>> The scenario I am facing is described in the following
KB
>> article:
>>
>> Knowledge Base Article - 842678
>>
>> You do not have the appropriate rights to editing
listing
>> TitleOfListing.
>>
>> You do not have the appropriate rights to delete
listing
>> TitleOfListing.
>>
>> CAUSE
>> This behavior occurs because only users who have
>> the "Manage Area - Delete or edit the properties for an
>> area on the portal site" permission to a portal area
can
>> edit or delete a listing in a portal area. If a user
does
>> not have the "Manage Area - Delete or edit the
properties
>> for an area on the portal site" permission, the user
can
>> add and view a listing in a portal area, but the user
>> cannot edit or delete the listing. By default, members
of
>> the Web Designer site group and members of the Content
>> Manager site group have the "Manage Area - Delete or
edit
>> the properties for an area on the portal site"
>> permission.
>>
>> WORKAROUND
>> To work around this behavior, add the users who you
want
>> to permit to edit and delete listings in the portal
area
>> to either the Web Designer site group or to the Content
>> Manager site group. Alternatively, assign the "Manage
>> Area - Delete or edit the properties for an area on the
>> portal site" permission to the user.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>



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