Thanks for the response, Remco... Yes, that is how I'm set up as all
users are in the same group and need access to the same things...
But we wanted each one to have their "personal" calendar as well as
the "group" calendar, but I guess that won't work if we want those
messages to go away... :(
Thanks again!
Jacki
On Mar 7, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Dhr. R.R. Gerbrands wrote:
> Hello jackie,
>
> I can understand your frustration, you most likely have set the
> same group for all your users, then you get that message.
> I've used usergroups with members who need each calenders.
>
> And users with no calenders to share are in a different group.
>
> hopes this helps,
>
> cheers, Remco
>
>
> Op 7-mrt-2007, om 2:58AM heeft egroupware-users-
> request@... het volgende geschreven:
>>
>> Thanks so much for the response... So you're saying that in order to
>> not have this red message show up on everyone's calendar, I'd have to
>> go into each user's account and grant access to everyone else? Seems
>> that defeats the whole purpose of having a personal calendar... The
>> problem is we have so many users and with all those names showing up
>> each time, it's going to really look bad :(
>>
>> I'm attaching a snapshot of how it looks now - and I've only added in
>> half the users so far, so it's going to be twice as long. And this
>> doesn't just show up on my screen, but on everybody's! It's only
>> when I switch to the Default calendar (which contains the whole
>> group's events).
>>
>> Is there no way to simply turn this feature OFF?! If not, I'd like
>> to put in a feature request to do that!
>>
>> Thanks again,
>>
>> Jacki
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>> On Mar 6, 2007, at 4:21 PM, Dhr. R.R. Gerbrands wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Jackie,
>>>
>>> Relax that's not an error that's a statement: you did not set the
>>> rights to read the calendar from those group members,
>>> This message tells you that they don't allow you to see their own
>>> calenders.
>>>
>>> Play around with the acl right under preferences for calender for
>>> each user.
>>>
>>> Cheers, Remco
>>>
>>>
>>> Op 6-mrt-2007, om 9:55PM heeft egroupware-users-
>>> request@... het volgende geschreven:
>>>> Hi, Everyone...
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to get my calendar going in 1.2, but I'm getting a
>>>> strange
>>>> message/error at the top of the page in RED that says:
>>>>
>>>> Groupmember(s) [christie] Christie Wilson, [jacki] Jacki Barineau,
>>>> [micki]
>>>> Michelle Waller not included, because you have no access.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> What is causing this - and can I make it go away? I have given
>>>> full
>>>> permission to all users to access this calendar... What I'm
>>>> concerned about - and this is the last issue stopping me from
>>>> putting
>>>> this version of egroupware into production - is we have about 120
>>>> users, and evidently when I add the rest of them to the database,
>>>> every single name is going to be showing up in RED at the top of
>>>> the
>>>> calendar page with this "error" message! That just can't be
>>>> right -
>>>> there has to be a way to turn this off somewhere!!
>>>>
>>>> I would so much appreciate any help with this... I have been
>>>> trying
>>>> for 10 days now to get this running, and this is the last hold-
>>>> up :(
>>>>
>>>> Jacki
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