I'm new of administering Bugzilla, it is possible to set priviledges so every member of a group can edit bugs assigned to a member of the same group?
For example, if I am member of groupA and have an assigned bug another member of GroupA, can that member take this bug and edit some values?
Thanks in advance
Yes, if you have edit bug permission enabled, then you can edit bugs assigned to a member of the same group.
if you didn't set the edit bug permission, set through the following :
click employee link
type your username and search
click on your username and put tick mark on the edit bugs
if you are admin, click the first set of check boxes to get the admin privilege.
else use the second set of check boxes
If the user you assigned to the bug is a member of your group and have the editbugs permission , he will have the ability to change ALL bug fields.
I think you can denied him from the editbugs permission , but then what will be the point of assigned him to the bug , if he cant update his progress and write comments...
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Hi,
I'm trying to create a lightning component to add records to the campaign object and I keepo getting an error message that I can't seem to find sufficient information on.
I'm using the lightning:recordEditForm component and because it automatically generates the picklist or input field based on the field data type and doesn't need a controller.
Here is the code I have written.
When I try to add the component to the appropriate page I get the error message shown in red.
Has anyone else solved a similar problem?
I'm inclined to believe it's a permissions issue but I'm not sure. If there's any more information I can give let me know.
I would really appreciate some assistance.
Thank you
Make Sure that your Profile has all necessary Object Permissions for Campaign Object.
For Campaigns: check if you have enabled "Marketing User" checkbox in the relevant User's profile.
This is one of annoying Salesforce Gotchas.
Check whether the user has access to create the record.
Try checking it in Profiles --> Campaign --> make sure Read, Create, Edit are checked (True)
Also make sure you have enabled Marketing User (Setup --> Users)
I have a question, please tell me how can I set by "Flag" and "Rules" module that an entered user automatically, could adds the other users.
Thanks!
# Thank you! Shabana Blackborder
Basically, if you mean you would like to flag other users like in a 'friendship' type flag, when a new user is created, all you need to do is:
Create a flag which flags users, called 'flag users'
Create a rule where the event could be 'After saving a new user account'
a. Create an action to that rule where 'flag user' is the action
a. Then, you select the 'flag users' flag which you created earlier
b. The user to flag: you can use the data selector to select whom you would like to flag or alternatively, use the direct input to specifically add a userid.
c. User on whose behalf to flag: site:current-user or whatever you choose
d. Click save.
That's all you need. So now, every time a new user is saved, the rule will automatically fire to flag the users of your preference.
I'd like to restrict access to a view based on the CURRENT users role. Not the author. For example, if a user has the authorized user role then they can see the content of the view. If a user is anonymous then they are shown the No Results Behavior of the view. I can't believe there is no way to do this. I know there is the Access settings, but I don't want the anonymous user given an access denied message.
One method I can think of:
Use hook_views_query_alter(). Check if the current user belongs to the set of roles you are interested in. If he doesn't, add a condition which is always false, such as 0 = 1. To see how to add such a condition in code, see the example on this page: http://api.drupal.org/api/views/views.api.php/function/hook_views_query_alter/7. The resulting view will not have any result on adding this condition.
Neerav Mehta.
Drupal Development
I have a bugs view which shows all the bug content types. My questions is, how can I limit the view to only show bugs that have assigned_to equal to the logged in user?
You can add a filter... when you edit the view...
add filter for the current user...
You need to establish a relationship between your bug content type and the logged in user in the views.Once you establish the relationship the set the appropriate filters as logged in user.
Hope this helps.
I get the members of a AD group, but instead of the user name, im getting the display name.
How can i get the user name?
Look for sAMAccountName in the properties you get back.
Well, i think this might be impossible, as the only users related property is the "members".
So as a workaround i used the DirectoryService with the "member" property value to fetch the user again from the AD and get it's sAMAaccoundName.
I'll be happy to hear about another solution to save the call to the AD for each user except the first call.
Thanks