Thursday 15 May 2008 6:23:11 pm
I was just wondering about what documentation says:
http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/concepts_and_basics/content_management/the_content_object <i>The object's owner contains a reference to the user who initially created the object. At any time, an object can only be owned by one user. This reference is set by the system the first time the object is published. The ownership of an object can not be manipulated and will not change even if the owner the object is removed from the system.</i> "At any time, an object can only be owned by one user" - this sounds promising, but: "The ownership of an object can not be manipulated..." - now, I wonder if this was written only because there was no GUI tool for that operation, or for some more technical reason... Why didn't the ownership change make it as a default functionality? Are we sure creator ID will not be mistaken for owner ID anywhere in the code?
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