Re: [Phpgroupware-users] (no subject)

[renaun]

I am referring to logining into the Setup/Config Admin page.  The page you have 
to enter when installing phpGroupWare.  The login into Setup/Config Admin page 
does not have a username just a password textbox.  This page is located at 
http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/setup/.  Are you talking about login into the 
actual phpGroupWare at http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/?

I might have read your original question wrong and you might be talking about 
what Chris wrote in his email.  Login into the phpGroupWare system (not the 
Setup/Config Admin) and go to administration.  From here the next step is to 
give Permission to specific Users or Groups to use the different applications.

To give a group permission to use applications, click on administration->User 
groups->Admins's Edit button->Application Permission Checkboxs->Submit Changes 
Button.

If this is too confusing, try to re-explain what your original question was 
with more detail? 


Renaun

Quoting Jim Adams <address@hidden>:

> Unfortunately when I log in as an admin I don’t see the steps that you
> are referring to.
> Jim
>  
> Renaun Erickson (address@hidden) wrote:
> >
> >Where have you tried?  Inside the phpgroupware's administration or
> HYPERLINK
> "http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/setup/"http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/se
> tup/?
> >
> >Under the HYPERLINK
> "http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/setup/"http://yourdomain/phpgroupware/se
> tup/ , login into 
> >Setup/Config Admin and
> you'll see 4 steps:
> >Step1 - Simple Application Management is to setup basic applications 
> >Step4 - Advanced Application Management is where you can install the 
> >add on
> applications
> >
> >any details on what you tried would help us understand where the 
> >problem is.
> >
> >Renaun
>  
> 
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