fixed, please try #24 Thanks for the testing :)
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 11:01 PM, Sergey <iamtutor...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, Michael! > > YES, you are right! Unfortunately, Non moderator user can open document on > public drive and place it on WB and delete it from WB. But he can't move > it(at least in OM 2.1.1 with Vasily modification of zoom). I guess this is > an Jira issue. Maxim? > > Sergey. > > > > > On 04.12.2013 18:28, Michael Wuttke wrote: > >> Hello Sergey, Hello Maxim, >> >> i could reproduce the case with the non moderator user in a OM >> conference room via moodle. I tested it with OM 2.2 build 23. >> >> The non moderator user is still able to move a presentation to the >> whiteboard or change sites of the uploaded presentation on the >> whiteboard - with a right click of the mouse on the uploaded file in the >> public drive sector. >> >> He is not able to "Edit name". (see pictureI.png) >> He is not able to "Delete file". (see pictureI.png) >> He is not abl eto move the file to Trash. (same same) >> But he is able to "Open document", to move and to delete the document >> (see pictures III - VI) >> >> A smal feature reqeust >> It would be very helpful, if a normal /non moderator user could download >> a presentation at this place. Is ist possilbe to integrate this feature? >> >> Thank you very much & greetings, >> Michael >> >> Am 13.11.2013 17:53, schrieb IamTutor Rus: >> >>> I couldn't reproduce this bug in OM 2.1.1 via SOAP. >>> Sergey. >>> >>> >>> 2013/11/13 Michael Wuttke <michael.wut...@beuth-hochschule.de >>> <mailto:michael.wut...@beuth-hochschule.de>> >>> >>> Hello, >>> >>> i could reproduce the case that a normal user (without the rights >>> of a >>> moderator) in a OM conference room is able to move a presentation >>> to the >>> whiteboard or change sites of a uploaded presentation on the >>> whiteboard. >>> The normal user can do this at the files tab with a right click of >>> the >>> mouse on the uploaded file in the public drive sector and after >>> that he >>> is able selecting to open the document. >>> >>> Is it a bug or I am wrong? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Michael >>> >> > -- WBR Maxim aka solomax
