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James Packham	Monday 20 October 2003 7:25:07 am Hi, I'm trying create articles with file download links where all users can read the article, but only logged in users can use the download link. To do this I first assigned a section to my articles and then another section to my files that will be downloaded. However when I tried to assign a role to these sections I'm told that: "You are not able to give access to limited functions of module section because function list for it is not defined." Am I going out this task the right way? Or have I done something I shouldn't have to my install of eZ Publish 3.2-2 (upgraded from 3.2.-1). Thanks, ~James~
Tore Skobba	Monday 20 October 2003 8:04:26 am Hi Sounds like you are mixing the terms, the MODULE section is different from the sections you have made. This is a VERY simple AND OPEN ACCESSED example (that is ALL content under section is opened). Create role: Step 1: Select content, click allow limited Step 2: Select read click allow limited Step 3: NOW select your classes and SECTIONS. Hope I am understanding your problem right:) Cheers Tore
James Packham	Tuesday 21 October 2003 5:46:41 am AHH! It all makes more sense now! I just didn't quite understand what I was doing from only reading the documentation. Cheers, ~James~

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James Packham

Monday 20 October 2003 7:25:07 am

Hi,

I'm trying create articles with file download links where all users can read the article, but only logged in users can use the download link. To do this I first assigned a section to my articles and then another section to my files that will be downloaded.

However when I tried to assign a role to these sections I'm told that:

"You are not able to give access to limited functions of module section because function list for it is not defined."

Am I going out this task the right way? Or have I done something I shouldn't have to my install of eZ Publish 3.2-2 (upgraded from 3.2.-1).

Thanks,

~James~

Tore Skobba

Monday 20 October 2003 8:04:26 am

Sounds like you are mixing the terms, the MODULE section is different from the sections you have made. This is a VERY simple AND OPEN ACCESSED example (that is ALL content under section is opened).

Create role:
Step 1: Select content, click allow limited
Step 2: Select read click allow limited
Step 3: NOW select your classes and SECTIONS.

Hope I am understanding your problem right:)

Cheers
Tore

James Packham

Tuesday 21 October 2003 5:46:41 am

AHH! It all makes more sense now! I just didn't quite understand what I was doing from only reading the documentation.

Cheers,

~James~