Cookie consent settingsAccept all
Discussion
No categories assigned

Edit BSExtensionInfoForm: Reference:BlueSpiceGroupManager

You do not have permission to edit this page, for the following reason:

The action you have requested is limited to users in one of the groups: Administrators, Bureaucrats, Editors, Reviewers, Book_publisher.

State:
Developer:
Type of extension:
Edition:
Dependencies:
Category:
Licence:
MediaWiki Dokumentation (only for MW extensions):
Function:
Find and replaceCtrl+FView as right-to-leftCtrl+Shift+XKeyboard shortcutsCtrl+/, Ctrl+Shift+/More
UndoCtrl+ZRedoCtrl+Shift+Z, Ctrl+Y
 
FormattingParagraphCtrl+0Page titleCtrl+1HeadingCtrl+2Sub-heading 1Ctrl+3Sub-heading 2Ctrl+4Sub-heading 3Ctrl+5Sub-heading 4Ctrl+6Header cellContent cellPreformattedCtrl+7Block quoteCtrl+8
BoldCtrl+BItalicCtrl+I
StylingSuperscriptCtrl+.SubscriptCtrl+,Text colorStrikethroughCtrl+Shift+5Computer codeCtrl+Shift+6UnderlineCtrl+ULanguageBigSmallClear stylingCtrl+\, Ctrl+MMore
LinkCtrl+K
StructureBullet listNumbered listDecrease indentationShift+Tab, Ctrl+[Increase indentationTab, Ctrl+]More
InsertMediaGalleryCommentMore
Special character

GroupManager allows to create new groups, and to edit and delete existing groups.

Using the group concept, you can soften the wiki principle to work with a more granular permissions model. Using groups, administrators can assign differnet permissions to users. For example, a group can have read permissions, but no edit permissions. Use the group concept wisely, since otherwise the cooperative dynamic suffers.

With the Group manager, you can:

  • create groups

  • edit groups

  • delete groups (system groups cannot be deleted or edited)

Users are assigned to groups in the User manager. Permissions are assigned to groups in the Permission manager.


Cancel

Retrieved from "https://bs3-en.wiki.bluespice.com/wiki/Reference:BlueSpiceGroupManager"