Configuration: registration form and users' rights

[Marco Barbàra <ja...@gmail.com>]

Hi all, again,

First of all I want to thank this community because the software is a quite
good free alternative, and because you provided me with very valuable hints
so far.

Two questions

1.
is there a way to configure the registration form, so that it can show
pre-defined default choices, or to disable completely some fields setting
them to most probable default values? My users are (almost certainly) all
from the same timezone and certainly speak the same language.

2.
I didn't understand if there is way to set default user rights. I'm talking
about the permissions "inside the room" like the right to mute or kick out
other people. What I want is not to keep the "power" for me, but simply
give users less things to worry about (nobody is going to kick out anyone
else...). It may be that all is already pretty configured, but I don't
understand the details of the user/group permissions mechanism.

Thank you
Marco

Re: Configuration: registration form and users' rights

[Maxim Solodovnik <so...@gmail.com>]

1) you only can hide some fields (using CSS), or modify the code
2) The rights are complex :)
   * if room is not moderated first person entered is room Admin :)
   * If user has "Admin" right he/she is room Admin
   * if room is connected with organisation and user is orgAdmin he/she is
room Admin
   * if user is assigned to be moderator of the room he/she is room Admin

I guess thats it :)


On 16 June 2014 20:10, Marco Barbàra <ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all, again,
>
> First of all I want to thank this community because the software is a
> quite good free alternative, and because you provided me with very valuable
> hints so far.
>
> Two questions
>
> 1.
> is there a way to configure the registration form, so that it can show
> pre-defined default choices, or to disable completely some fields setting
> them to most probable default values? My users are (almost certainly) all
> from the same timezone and certainly speak the same language.
>
> 2.
> I didn't understand if there is way to set default user rights. I'm
> talking about the permissions "inside the room" like the right to mute or
> kick out other people. What I want is not to keep the "power" for me, but
> simply give users less things to worry about (nobody is going to kick out
> anyone else...). It may be that all is already pretty configured, but I
> don't understand the details of the user/group permissions mechanism.
>
> Thank you
> Marco
>
>
>
>


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WBR
Maxim aka solomax