Hi,

I do not clearly understand the question,
basically you wish that users that are member of a group can just edit they own pages and read the others one , it right ?

The user can only edit his page.
A user do join, login, create a page, then edit only the own page. Other users can only read from same group.

You can set Manual permissions to the page but for the single users (in orther to accomplish the goal that only that user can edit the page), however you will inherit the permission to the parent page and the user will be not be able to create new pages, you can add an in between page and set the relative permission to let users create pages then in the subpages set the edit permissions.

just my 2 cents .

hope this helps

Thanks, but I do not want to set the permissions manually, I want to default to a user after registration will only change the pages it creates. In a nutshell it's as if I register in a blog, I post my article, but I can only change mine. There is no must be action by the blog administrator to manually set permissions on me

Did u find an answer on this as it would seem advanced permissions is only at group level and not user level. There are no options in the advanced permissions at page level equivalent to the file permissions where it states "mine" option.

In summary the Edit permission on a page should be at the user level not group.

Does anyone have any solutions for this please