I am working on making the (System/Core) role names localizable. That is: Administrators/Registered Users/etc can be shown in the lnaguage of the logged in user. This could include the description as well. My question is this: shall we make the system rolename description non-editable AND put in a little bit more effort in providing a proper description/explanation of what the role does? Currently the description is not very helpful for system roles (the description of Registered Users is "Registered Users", duh). So I think a bit of love in this part is overdue.
Waste you time on doing an Editor provider for Quill. :-) Unless you're getting paid for the role change.... if so jump in and do it. :-)
Posted By Peter Donker on 10/2/2024 12:18 PM I am working on making the (System/Core) role names localizable. That is: Administrators/Registered Users/etc can be shown in the lnaguage of the logged in user. This could include the description as well. My question is this: shall we make the system rolename description non-editable AND put in a little bit more effort in providing a proper description/explanation of what the role does? Currently the description is not very helpful for system roles (the description of Registered Users is "Registered Users", duh). So I think a bit of love in this part is overdue.
Yes, System Role Desription for a Resource file right? It shows on hover as a Title (PB > Pages > Security)
BTW, the importance of this depends very much on how you use DNN. Some of us don't allow users to create pages for instance. If you do, I can assure you that for instance "All Users" (which is what Peter already worked on) is a serious issue (Admins think it's "All DNN Users")
See: https://dnncommunity.org/forums/aft/5254
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