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    • double-click edit a universal setting?

    Posted by mcbutler

    Trying to find this by searching or in documentation but haven't found it yet.

    I didn't realize I had "double-click to edit a page" turned on for myself until today. I turned it off for the admin account and my user account, but I want to make sure it's off for all users, if there's a way I can do that.

    Is "allow double-click to edit pages" is a universal setting I can turn off? If so, how? Or is it something that only appears on each individual user's "preferences" page?

    Thanks much, Melissa

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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee

    > I didn't realize I had "double-click to edit a page" turned on for myself until today. I turned it off for the admin account and my user account, but I want to make sure it's off for all users, if there's a way I can do that.

    I don't know of a way other than checking each user individually (as admin), with the URL tiki-user_preferences.php?view_user=Username. You could uncheck the box, if it's checked, but the user would be able to reset it if he/she wanted to. Just looking at a couple of users at one of my sites, it seems that the double-click-to-edit is on by default.

    > Is "allow double-click to edit pages" is a universal setting I can turn off? If so, how? Or is it something that only appears on each individual user's "preferences" page?

    I don't see a universal switch for that. Maybe you should submit an RFEQuestion (request for enhancement); In the meantime, I imagine the user_preferences template file could be edited pretty easily to get rid of the checkbox.

    -- Gary