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1. How do I COMPLETELY disable the Comments section of my Stories section (labeled News and Journal)?
I would like users to not be able to comment at all. Perhaps I could do this by setting Comments to admins only? But how? I would appreciate some assistance with Permissions (see question 3).
2. How do I prevent people from seeing how many Reads a story has?
3. Explain permissions for me? What the hell does the stuff inside the Module mean? For example, how could I set Comments for Admins only (read, write, etc) so that visitors don't even see them?
I've struggled with making the Comments a lighter font color, so if you know how to do that, then I love you forever. If not, I got my own BB now so that may suffice. Regardless, comments piss me off. Even more so because I couldn't figure out Smarty from EZComments. *mumbles to himself*
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as far as i know, there is no permission to restrict the comments section of PostNuke.
so instead, why not try to deactivate comments in administration > modules, and see if that works
how many reads a story has will be part of your theme, as a variable. If you looked in your theme.php file for this variable, you could probably delete it to remove the reads of a story.
those are my suggestions...
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to disable comments for registered users set the following permission
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Users | .* | .* | read
instead of
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Users | .* | .* | comment
for further information about the permission management check the pnGuide and use the forum search, this topic has been covered a couple of times before
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to disable comments for registered users set the following permission
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Users | .* | .* | read
instead of
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Users | .* | .* | comment
for further information about the permission management check the pnGuide and use the forum search, this topic has been covered a couple of times before
This also knocks out access to other things though, doesn't it.
Add Story, for example.
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you could grant back all the modules you want your users to access with the relevant permissions above that
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Thanks Hammerhead.
I guess this is another area that will be revamped with .8.
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// disable comments -T.L. 20031014 ." <input type=\"submit\" value=\""._REPLYMAIN."\">"
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