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1. rhuelsey
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   UAM is really a great plug in - I only have one thing left to keep it from functioning perfectly:

   I have an installation that will be used by client A and client B. They each have a group ('Client A' and 'Client B') which is set up with read and write access only for group members in order to keep documents apart for each client.

   I have two test users: Joe A (editor in group 'Client A') and Jim B (editor in group 'Client B'). If I create a new post as Joe A, I don't have the option to make the post only visible for group 'Client A' - which kind of makes sense, since I would assume that this post is assigned to 'Client A' automatically. However: the post shows up for Joe A as well as Jim B. If I sign in as admin and check the post, I see that it is marked as 'Full Access', not as 'Client A'! If I finally limit access to the document to just allow access for the 'Client A' group, everything works.

   Is there any way to make sure that a post created by Jim A in group 'Client A' can only be accessed by users in group 'Client A' by default?

   Thanks a lot,

   Rupert

2. severhussein
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   I'm having the same problem.

   There will be an "arts" group made by UAM and when the "arts user" that is under the "arts" group goes into edit/create one of their own pages, the page becomes full access after pressing "update/publish". Once it becomes full access anyone can now do what they like with that page which is very bad for the website. Please help

   Thank you,

   Sever H

3. severhussein
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   Could someone please help us with this.
   Once a sub page gets edited, it gets changed to full access instead of keeping it to the group it belongs to. I need this fixed asap since this project is remaking the school website

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