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You can use the user impersonation functionality. Once you log in to the community as the user in question, you can access the user's home page and profile to delete the offensive or inappropriate content.
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After you create a new forum, the Community Server user interface creates additional tabs on which you can specify additional forum properties. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > System Administration > Forum Administration > Forums. The list of existing forums displays in the…
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Use the following procedure to enable anonymous users to create posts on your Web site. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > System Administration > Site Administration > Site Configuration > Advanced Configuration > Post Settings. 2. Set the Enable Anonymous Posting value…
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Community Server, like any ASP.NET application, does support the concept of locking out anonymous users from viewing your site. As with any ASP.NET application, the technique for locking down the site makes use of the built-in authorization capabilities of the web.config. More specifically, we can use…
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Community Server/Evolution is dependent upon an anonymous user account/record existing within the database. The annonymous user account is used when someone accesses the site without logging in. This user must exist, and it is also dependent upon the user being named "Anonymous". It is possible…
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When you create a blog, you must specify the basic blog setup properties such as blog title and description. However, Evolution allows you to specify post option properties after you create the blog. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Manage My Blogs > Configure > Post Options…
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The blog Default Settings page allows you to specify site-wide settings options for blogs in your community. You can enable various functionalities across all your blogs, such as blog auto create and cross-posting. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > System Administration > Blog…
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To administer a blog, you must log on to Evolution with the administrative account. From the home page, navigate to Control Panel Dashboard> System Administration > Blog Administration. The Blogs Administration control page looks like this: Blog management provides you with two workflow tabs: Blogs…
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Advanced Configuration is one of the site configuration span style="font-size: small;"> workflow tasks. The advanced configuration task allows you to configure RSS settings, post settings, and IP address tracking for your site. The advanced configuration workflow task contains the following…
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Community Server is dependent upon an anonymous user account/record existing within the database. The annonymous user account is used when someone accesses the site without logging in. This user must exist, and it is also dependent upon the user being named "Anonymous". It is possible to accidentally…