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I added a login module to a side bar. I used Welcome Module for EasyBlog.
I see that when a user access, in the welcome module he is allowed to write a blog, manage his blogs and drafts.... Even if the used dont have any access level for this!
My website has a blog (EasyBlog) and a shop (Virtuemart). I allow users to register to make purchases on the shop, and also to allow access to view some blog post only available to registered users. But i dont want those users to be able to write blog posts, neither have access to EasyBlog account configuration and all this!
Is it possible to have registered users on my website, without access to EasyBlog? Only users like Author, Editor, Publisher or Super User may have access to this.
Right now every registered user can write blog post, or at least the button for doing it is there in the Welcome Module.
Thanks!
I added a login module to a side bar. I used Welcome Module for EasyBlog.
I see that when a user access, in the welcome module he is allowed to write a blog, manage his blogs and drafts.... Even if the used dont have any access level for this!
My website has a blog (EasyBlog) and a shop (Virtuemart). I allow users to register to make purchases on the shop, and also to allow access to view some blog post only available to registered users. But i dont want those users to be able to write blog posts, neither have access to EasyBlog account configuration and all this!
Is it possible to have registered users on my website, without access to EasyBlog? Only users like Author, Editor, Publisher or Super User may have access to this.
Right now every registered user can write blog post, or at least the button for doing it is there in the Welcome Module.
Thanks!
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