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This script allows you to define access permissions for teachers. | This script allows you to define additional access permissions for teachers. It should only be used to add extra permissions above those handled by LDAP group permissions. | ||
First, choose a teacher from the dropdown at the top of the page and click the "Choose" button to start editing that teacher's permissions. | First, choose a teacher from the dropdown at the top of the page and click the "Choose" button to start editing that teacher's permissions. | ||
You can delete access to pages by clicking the " | The list of scripts that this teacher has special access to is listed. If the script is accessible to a particular LDAP group through group permissions, that information is shown. If the particular user is a member of that LDAP group, the name of the LDAP group has an asterisk (*) beside it, and this particular script is marked for deletion. | ||
You can delete access to pages by checking the checkbox in the particular row and then clicking the "Process deletes" button at the bottom of the page. | |||
You can grant access to pages by selecting one or more scripts from the "Add Scripts" section at the bottom of the page, and clicking the "Add" button. | You can grant access to pages by selecting one or more scripts from the "Add Scripts" section at the bottom of the page, and clicking the "Add" button. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 30 May 2011
This script allows you to define additional access permissions for teachers. It should only be used to add extra permissions above those handled by LDAP group permissions.
First, choose a teacher from the dropdown at the top of the page and click the "Choose" button to start editing that teacher's permissions.
The list of scripts that this teacher has special access to is listed. If the script is accessible to a particular LDAP group through group permissions, that information is shown. If the particular user is a member of that LDAP group, the name of the LDAP group has an asterisk (*) beside it, and this particular script is marked for deletion.
You can delete access to pages by checking the checkbox in the particular row and then clicking the "Process deletes" button at the bottom of the page.
You can grant access to pages by selecting one or more scripts from the "Add Scripts" section at the bottom of the page, and clicking the "Add" button.