I noticed you can hide TinyMCE from anonymous users, but doesn't that still enable html for them?

- jody

On 5/10/07 11:46 AM, "Mike Bishop" mbishop@adamsonadvertising.com wrote:

You can do this with profiles on TinyMCE.

On 5/10/07 11:42 AM, "Jody Cleveland" cleveland@winnefox.org wrote:

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Hello,

In Drupal 5.1, is it possible to set the default input format for specific roles? Basically, I've got a role setup for content editors on the site. For them, I'd like to allow pretty much full html. For anonymous users, I don't want to allow any. All they'll be doing is posting comments anyway.

Is this possible to do? I know I can have users select the input format for each one, but I'd like to set defaults for specific roles.

• jody

Hello,

On 5/10/07 1:38 PM, "Mike Bishop" mbishop@adamsonadvertising.com wrote:

You can limit the html that they can input for instance turn off the p tag or the strong tag. I am not sure about the actual field though. You could always strip the tags on the display if the node author is anonymous. That way even if they did find a way to get around and post html it wouldn't render.

But, doesn't that get set across the board? I mean, if I go into input formats and set the default as filtered html. Then, go into full html and say that's ok for my content editors group. Which is fine, but then each time an author goes in to create or edit a page, they have to change the input format. Ideally, it'd be nice if there was a way to say - filtered html is the default. BUT, if you log in, you then get full HTML.

Or, am I misunderstanding and there is all ready a way to do this?

- jody