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    • Example: tiki_p_view_calendar - what is that?

    Posted by martcol

    All over the admin I see references like this:

    tiki_p_view_calendar Can browse the calendar

    That's an example in the documentation showing a list of permissions.

    So, I'm guessing that it has something to do with URLs or file names but my question today is what do I need to know these for? Or to put it another way, how do I use those references?

    Thanks

    Martin

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    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties
    martcol wrote:
    tiki_p_view_calendar Can browse the calendar

    This is a specific permission (in this case, the ability to view the calendar feature). You can assign this permission to specific user groups (or categories) in order to grant/deny access.

    Please see the docQuestion for details.

    HTH,

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    Posted by martcol

    Thank you Rick,

    For your response.

    I am interested to know what the actual format or syntax of those references is about. I can se a million of them peppered throughout the admin of the site and in the docs. Are they file names, do I need to learn them and are they written to a specific syntax?

    For instance, I am thinking the p in the example above refers to permissions.

    I chose that one because I happened to be learning about permissions at the time.

    Thanks

    Martin