Hey Mitcha,

Hm, both EasyBlog and EasyArticles is mainly used for authoring only and it doesn't actually serve as a wiki. While it is able to do most of it, guests would not be able to edit an article.

Apart from that, it doesn't notify everyone when the post is updated since it would require an author that is associated with the post

Ok, for EasyArticle is there an Acces to the Backend in the demo?

Hey Mitches,

Yep, head over to https://easyarticles.stackideas.com/administrator/

Ok,

but the ACL was important for mee to see how it works, but is not reachable.

I must try out with 30 Days Money Back Guarantee :-)

Ah yes, we disabled the ACL from the admin to prevent others from messing with the ACL. Here's a screen shot of the ACL section,

Compose: http://take.ms/JvLC9

Categories: http://take.ms/QtiBe

Tags: http://take.ms/rg2Dt

Templates: http://take.ms/6grZ6

Custom Fields: http://take.ms/WXgYY

Media: http://take.ms/SlQID

Subscriptions: http://take.ms/SjHiu

Feed Importer: http://take.ms/gcPp8

Thank U!

No problem

One more Question about easyblog :-)


can users edit other users blog entrys?

By default only Superadmin only have this permission, but you can configure this from the ACL setting and assign which Joomla user group you would like them to have permission to moderate/edit other user blog post.

Great, thank u!

No problem