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tommac3

07-01-2010 02:35 AM

Is there a way to allow some regular users to update the FAQ?

Is there a way to grant users or a user group the ability to update the FAQ without giving them admin?

Basically there is a group of people on my board that have written up a FAQ and we would like to incorporate that into the FAQ on the board but it seems that only admins can do that.

ChopSuey

07-01-2010 05:15 AM

You can have them admin and set their permissions,.

Usergroups > Administrator Permissions

Can Administer FAQ's to yes

the rest to no ?

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