On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 14:10:55 +1000 "Brianna Laugher"
<brianna.laugher(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Telstra is using MediaWiki, huh? Very cool! :)
Thanks Brianna, It was a one man (me) project which after I finished
with our group got gobbled up by the corporate behemoth that all
companies must endure.
Categories: Thank-you. Solved. You are a gem.
> Q: Can you have closed user categories/groups?
Do you mean categories that only sysops can add items
to? No.
It's not clear what you're trying to ask.
Closed User Goups. We would like to force that only certain users (we
don't mind selecting them manually or via LDAP) can view/add/edit a
category.
This company has many groups(as most do) and it would not serve to
reason to allow, for instance, a level one tech support to
create/edit/view certain Human Resources or Legals
documents/information/policy pages.
I am not talking about sysops. I think I am talking about segregating
viewing/editing/adding privelidges in certain categories from
individuals or groups.
I have looked at
socialtext.com and they (google-esque blade rack. bleh)
seem to be able to do this and this is based on mediawiki.
Since yesterday this has become a huge issue that I am highly concerned
with. By the end of next week this will become unmanagable and the
project will be shut down by my own hand which will be a great win for
me professionally(although a personal dissapointment) but a loss for the
company ?-|
Any ideas?
Regards,
Wayne