How can I get Drupal to work nicely with MarsEdit (and Ecto)?
May 24, 2007 1:27 PM Subscribe
How can I get Drupal to work nicely with MarsEdit (and Ecto)?
Our server admin set up Drupal 5.1 recently. I have enabled blogapi and enabled our News story type in the Blog API admin screen.
Here's my problem. As a regular user with permission to publish and edit my own news stories, I cannot successfully retrieve posts or publish posts in MarsEdit. I receive an error saying that I do not have permission to edit said blog.
However, if I create a MarsEdit Weblog and use the uber admin account I have no problem.
so i tried setting up a user role with the below permissions enabled, just to see if it would allow me to successfully use MarsEdit (the idea being take away that which was not required later).
Our server admin set up Drupal 5.1 recently. I have enabled blogapi and enabled our News story type in the Blog API admin screen.
Here's my problem. As a regular user with permission to publish and edit my own news stories, I cannot successfully retrieve posts or publish posts in MarsEdit. I receive an error saying that I do not have permission to edit said blog.
However, if I create a MarsEdit Weblog and use the uber admin account I have no problem.
so i tried setting up a user role with the below permissions enabled, just to see if it would allow me to successfully use MarsEdit (the idea being take away that which was not required later).
block moduleUnsuccessful. The same error was returned. Is there an additional setting somewhere that I need to toggle in order to get blogging API's to work successfully? Obviously giving out the primary admin account info is not an option, and I'd like this to be available to staff who can post and edit their own news items to the site.
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comment module
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post comments
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filter module
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menu module
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node module
access content
administer content types
administer nodes
create page content
create story content
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edit own story content
edit page content
edit story content
revert revisions
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search module
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system module
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taxonomy module
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user module
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You need to enable user blogs / create-edit own blog, but IIRC you can turn it off that story type in the Remote API.
posted by unixrat at 7:56 PM on May 24, 2007