Re: Site Admin, Editor role and managing portlets

Yuri <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I think the problem is more general, not my own project. I can already 
use "Site administrator", which is less confusing than "Can manage 
portlets" and so on.

The problem is that portlets are, often, a piece of content and there's 
no way, now, in Plone, to let users manage it locally.

Il 12/10/2013 09:27, Vincent Fretin ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> In my own project, if I were you, I'll simply add in sharing a column 
> "Can manage portlets" that uses the Site Administrator role. Nothing 
> confusing, explicit. :)
> More generally, you can use "Can administrate", something like that.
>
> Vincent Fretin
> Ecreall
> http://www.ecreall.com
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 10:18 AM, Yuri <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi!
>
>     This is the use case: subsites with lineage (but a standard
>     navigationroot would apply). I want to give to some users full control
>     of the content in their subsite.
>
>       When using sharing, I can assign the role reader, editor,
>     contributor
>     and reviewer to an user. This because the sharing is about
>     managing the
>     local content.
>
>       But what about portlets? For example, there are a lot of site that
>     build the content of a page using add-ons such as ContentWellPortlet,
>     but cannot "share" them between users because nor reader,editor,
>     contributor or  reviewer can manage portlets, even locally.
>
>       A quick solution could be to give the user the Site Admin role
>     locally, but it is not available on sharing and can be confusing
>     because
>     "Site Admin" means you can admin the site, isn't it? :)
>
>       What is the best/doable solution?
>
>       - we should give the Editor the possibility of manage portlets, but
>     this means Editor could also add portlets, which is not an edit thing
>       - we could give the user the Owner role on the context, so he can
>     manage also portlets. Any problem on this?
>       - we can give the user the Site Admin role but the name is confusing
>     when we are talking about local roles.
>
>     Obviously other mixed/different solutions could be possible, what
>     would
>     you do? Focusing on Plone 5, what will be about this topic? I think
>     portlets will be available in Plone 5, but we can think about a
>     solution.
>
>       Thanks for sharing any ideas!
>
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