Open Atrium

Is there a way to make a user's dashboard not accessible to other users?

Thank you,
Sean

We have spaces that are public, but want to keep certain sections of that space private. I understand I do this by by adding groups, users, or teams to the visibility settings. Given the nature of this site, it is not practical to create groups for each project space, or add individual users to each private section. I created an administrative group, and use it to make the spaces private. This works for me much the same as the admin role. Anyone in it can see whatever they want, so I'm good with that.

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Hi,

I am constructing a bilingual OA site (English and French). When I enabled 'with field translation' for the task, I found all allowed values of fields:

-field_oa_worktracker_priority
-field_oa_worktracker_task_type
-field_oa_worktracker_task_status translations

were rolled back to the initial settings of the allowed values of those fields and I do not think the callback function is working.

For instance, I changed the allowed values of field priority to:

3|Low
4|Normal
5|High
6|Urgent
7|Immediate

However, when I open task edit form, I got:
2|Low
5|Normal

Open Atrium 2 is a complex distribution with most things already provided for in the Profiles folder, particularly theming.
I am having trouble finding where everything is for the purpose of changing how things look and function.
For example. I want to provide a number of templates for a user to choose from when creating new content. I can find where the original template is and then add new templates in the same location.

I am having trouble with permissions in OA. I would like authenticated users to only view the site and create discussion posts and events. Yet when I log into my test authenticated user account it gives me the option to create documents for each section of the site.

In the authenticated user premissions. Nothing is checked in the Comment Alter, Node has only the view options checked.

I have already rebuilt permissions once. Am I missing something that is enabled?

I have installed OA2 for a middle school intranet, and it seems I have most things done (OA2 makes it easy to set up academic Departments, and teaches classroom spaces), But what I am trying to do is when a teacher logs in, I want their dashboard to have a default set of panels in view, like news, discussions and such, but when a student logs in, since they we are dealing with 11-13 years olds, I want to have a default panels like their Assignments, spaces(classes) resources(attachments related to their assignments) in view. Is there a way to have different dashboard layouts based on roles?

Hi folks,

Apologies in advance for the daft queries, just delving into Drupal/Open Atrium for the first time.

I've been attempting to make some edits to the oa home page, and while editing the content is no problem, it appears the source CSS runs through some build process? Is there a way to commit changes I make in the source CSS? For reference, the CSS I'm editing is here;

/profiles/openatrium/modules/apps/oa_home/oa_home_default.css

Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I am trying to setup an intranet and have a section for HR forms (new employee, vacation request, etc.). I have installed webforms, and can create the form with no problem. However, It doesn't appear inside a specific section unless I manually create a link for it on the Space homepage.

Is there an easier/better way to do this so all the forms I create inside the space show up automatically?