You are talking about access control lists, which we haven't written in yet. Sorry.
However your suggestion is something I wouldn't have thought of (that is, one keyword allowing only that user and the admin to write to the page). I think that's something we can implement, but it won't be for months.
One problem would be: any user could "stake a claim" on a page by putting their name on it. The admin would have to undo this.
cheers
~swain
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I am using PHPwiki as part of a course management process.
I want to assign to students specific tasks. But I would like the results
of those tasks to be in the wiki.
To do this, I would like to define "private words" something like this.
Every student needs to do specific things: define a paper. Write a paper. etc.
If the student is logged in as joe, then I would like all the words joe-x
to be only writable by the user joe and by admin.
So the user goes to joe-journal, and this is then his journal and not anyone else can change it.
How would I do this?
You are talking about access control lists, which we haven't written in yet. Sorry.
However your suggestion is something I wouldn't have thought of (that is, one keyword allowing only that user and the admin to write to the page). I think that's something we can implement, but it won't be for months.
One problem would be: any user could "stake a claim" on a page by putting their name on it. The admin would have to undo this.
cheers
~swain