92 | | `DOWNLOADER_DOWNLOAD`: lets user to download things from main part of plugin, if you like to let all users download from Downloader, just get this permission to user anonymous. |
93 | | `DOWNLOADER_STATS`: lets user to browse part of statistics in the main module of Downloader (user will be able to see links to statistics in the right top corner of the page). |
94 | | `DOWNLOADER_ADMIN`: lets user to upload files, manage files, releases and categories, browse fill up's of questionnaire, delete fill up's of questionnaire and manage settings of Downloader plugin. Note that this permission should never be given to user anonymous! |
| 94 | `DOWNLOADER_DOWNLOAD`: allows user to download things from main part of plugin, if you like to let all users download from Downloader, just get this permission to user anonymous. |
| 95 | `DOWNLOADER_STATS`: allows user to browse part of statistics in the main module of Downloader (user will be able to see links to statistics in the right top corner of the page). |
| 96 | `DOWNLOADER_ADMIN`: allows user to upload files, manage files, releases and categories, browse fill up's of questionnaire, delete fill up's of questionnaire and manage settings of Downloader plugin. Note that this permission should never be given to user anonymous! |
98 | | Downloader plugin provides three types of wiki syntax for referencing of standalone files, whole releases or categories. Each syntax has two possible forms. If syntax is enclosed by [] you can easily write your own title for item (file, release, category). If the syntax is separated just by spaces, there will be automatically created link with name of referenced item (file, release, category). |
| 100 | Downloader plugin provides three types of wiki syntax for referencing of standalone files, whole releases or categories. Each syntax has two possible forms. If syntax is enclosed by square brackets `[]`, you can easily write your own title for item (file, release, category). If the syntax is separated just by spaces, there will be an automatically created link with the name of referenced item (file, release, category). |