[geeklog-users] Looking for Model / Workflow Documentation and FCKeditor

[SndChaser]

Hi all,

I used Geeklog a long time ago (like 5 or more years ago), and have 
just come back to working on a site that I believe Geeklog will be 
pretty well suited for.  However, I'm having some issues bridging some 
of the information about the system that is available with my needs.  
What I am really looking for is a body of documentation that is more 
geared towards the administrator that needs to design a workflow for 
usage of the system.

For example (however this is possibly a bit simplistic), I need to 
configure the system to allow for four different groups of users: 
admins, editors (those writing / editing stories, static pages, etc.), 
contributers (authenticated users submitting story suggestions or 
ideas), general users (authenticated users who comment), and general 
public (ie, un-authenticated).

What I am looking for is some kind of documentation that walks through 
setting up a group, and applying it through out the whole system - ie, 
what menus each group see, which blocks each group sees, which 
administrative actions each group can perform, etc.

I thought in the distant past I had seen some documentation along these 
lines.  However, now I appear to only be seeing more technical 
documentation that describes each of the individual features, it's 
options, etc, and not something that really goes into the overall model 
/ workflow.  Does something like this exist and I'm just not finding it? 
(I honestly feel like I'm on the verge of remembering stuff, I just 
need a refresher to jog the latent synapses...<g>).


Also, I got pretty confused trying to understand what the current 
status of integrating a visual editor into the site is.  I seem to 
understand there are some issues with CKEditor / CKImage...but is there 
another solution, and is there a single, cohesive document on setting it 
up with 1.8.1 (or a recent version of Geeklog that's close enough).


Thanks for any pointers in advance.

George

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