> In the xml file for the module, the line

> <table modulename="Inventory" default_view="display"
> orderby="inventorynumber" order="asc" limit="20" enable_new="true"
> enable_edit="true" enable_delete="true" enable_empty="true">

> sets global properties for all users of the module, including admin.
> If you delete the statement

>     enable_empty="true"

> then the trash icon will not appear when that folder is selected.

> To change the permissions for the folder, select the folder then
> select "Folder > Rights edit" in the top menu bar. Although the copy/
> cut/paste/delete icons will still be present, they will only work for
> those users that have the appropriate permissions or group
> memberships. The New, Edit and "Edit as new" tabs only appear to users
> who have write permission. Creating additional groups and adding users
> to them as required provides a very flexible way of controlling
> permissions.

> If you change permissions for a folder then you might also want to
> apply the same rights to any subfolders (select "Folder > Apply rights
> to subfolders" in the top menu bar). Newly created subfolders
> automatically inherit the parent folder's permissions.

> Hope that helps,
> Paul.

> On Feb 24, 4:52 am, greavette <charles.sw...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hello,

> > Could you point me to where I can tailor the adding or removing of the
> > copy/cut/paste/delete/Empty Folder icons in the top right of the page
> > for some of my users?  I'd like to have all of my users who do the
> > data entry be able to create new new entries and edit entries in a
> > module, but I'm worried about them having the ability to do too much
> > damage by accident (especially when it comes to empting the entire
> > folder).  I'm thinking of only allowing some users the ability to
> > delete an entry and I definitely don't want anyone except a certain
> > few (or maybe just the super admin) to have the ability to delete the
> > entire folder.

> > Thank You,

> > Charles.