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[Stephen Britton]

Joomla 3 offers several access control levels (ACL). Some are backend -
like Admin, Super User, etc. and some are Front End, like Author, Editor,
Publisher, etc.

If you are tried of watching videos, I suggest setting up some accounts
with the various levels and experiment. That is how I learned.

Personally, I have found that the Author and Publisher levels work well if
you need to give users access to post articles. Both provide front end-only
access and you need to use the Log-In form module.

All best,

Steve


On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 11:49 AM, Unitel <unitelny at gmail.com> wrote:

>  Hello everyone,****
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> (Joomla v3)****
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> I need to give a user the ability to login into article manager module
> directly.****
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> Ideally when this user logs in he should see the “control panel “and
> article module”. He should have permission to create, edit, delete,
> articles and assign categories to those articles.****
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> These are my current settings –****
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>    1. User Group:  Administrator****
>    2. Content / Article - Manager/ Options /Permissions / Administrator /
>    Actions / *Allow ALL*****
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> * *
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> With these settings when user logs in articles display the edit icon. It
> does not take the user to control panel where he can choose the article
> manager.****
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> Can someone give me a hint – I am tired of watching videos!!!****
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> Best regards,****
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> Marcos Miranda ****
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Stephen Britton
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