Item-level Permissions availabe in list advance setting not working.

Hi,
Recently i had an requirement of maintaining item level permission. My requirement was that whenever an item is created in list, it should be created with uniqure permission. I know how to do it by writing
custom code, but i don't want to do it with any code as client doesn't need any dll etc. After explroring i found that there is an option available in List's advance setting. Following are the steps i followed:-
Go to List settting.
Go to Advance setting.
In advance setting we have "Item-level Permissions" as one of option. This option have two
sub options.
For Read Accesss
select "Read items that were created by the user"
For Create and Edit access select "Create items and edit items that were created by the user"
Save the above settings.
Below is the screen shot for above mentioned setting:
Expected behaviour from above setting are:
Users can create new items
User can view and edit items only those item that are created by them.
But i found there is not change in item level permission. All users can View and
Edit items created by other users. May i am
misunderstanding above setting or there is Bug in sharepoint. Please help me if any body have any idea about it.
Regards,
Deepak
Deepak Kejriwal

Make sure that users have "Contribute" permission to the list, if the users have more permission at site level, then the list permission will be overridden by site permission.
Refer the following article for more info.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-sharepoint-services-help/permission-levels-and-permissions-HA010100149.aspx
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From your description, my understanding is that there were no "invite people" or "Advanced" link when some users clicked "shared with" button in some lists.
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#region "Methods"
private void HandleNewManuscriptEvent(SPSite _site, SPWeb _web, SPItemEventProperties _properties)
List<SPUser> Approvers = new List<SPUser>();
List<String> DepartmentsOfInterest = new List<string>();
String temp = String.Empty;
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List<String> NonClinicalMethodologies = new List<string>();
List<String> Marketings = new List<string>();
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String sBiosequenceData = String.Empty;
String sChemicalStructures = String.Empty;
String sDetailedFormulationData = String.Empty;
String sBiologicsManufacturing = String.Empty;
String sPharmacologyData = String.Empty;
String sBOTOXFieldName = String.Empty;
//LEGAL FIELD NAME
String sLegalFieldName = String.Empty;
//DUE DATE
String sDueDate = String.Empty;
//ACCESSION
int iAccessionValue = 0;
String sMonthValue = String.Empty;
String sAccession = String.Empty;
String sEventHandler = " Completed ";
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SPListItem elevatedManuscript = _web.Lists[_properties.ListId].GetItemById(_properties.ListItem.ID);
SPListItem manuscript = _properties.ListItem;
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temp = String.Empty;
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if (manuscript[this.m_sBOTOXFieldName] != null)
temp = manuscript[this.m_sBOTOXFieldName].ToString();
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temp = String.Empty;
temp = manuscript[this.m_sLegalFieldName].ToString();
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try
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sMonthValue = "0" + DateTime.Today.Month.ToString();
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manuscript["Editor"] = manuscript["Author"];
manuscript[this.m_sEventHandlerField] = sEventHandler.Trim();
manuscript.SystemUpdate();
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#$roleAssignment = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPRoleAssignment($user)
$userId= $spuser.Split(";#")[0]
$account=$web.AllUsers.GetById($userId)
#$domainName=$account.LoginName.Split("|")[1];
Write-Host $account
$roleAssignment = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPRoleAssignment($account)
$roleAssignment.RoleDefinitionBindings.Add($roleDefinition)
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Best Practice: Dynamically changing Item-Level permissions?

Hi all,
Can you share your opinion on the best practice for Dynamically changing item permissions?
For example, given this scenario:
Item Creator can create an initial item.
After item creator creates, the item becomes read-only for him. Other users can create, but they can only see their own entries (Created by).
At any point in time, other users can be given Read access (or any other access) by an Administrator to a specific item.
The item is then given edit permission to a Reviewer and Approver. Reviewers can only edit, and Approvers can only approve.
After the item has been reviewed, the item becomes read-only to everyone.
I read that there is only a specific number of unique permissions for a List / Library before performance issues start to set in. Given the requirements above, it looks like item-level permission is unavoidable.
Do you have certain ideas how best to go with this?
Thank you!

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to change item level permission.
There is no out of the box way to accomplish this with SharePoint.
You can create a custom permission level using Visual Studio to allow users to add & view items, but not edit permission.
Then create a group with the custom permission level. The users in this group would have the permission of create & add permission, but they could no edit the item.
In the CodePlex, there is a custom workflow activities, but by default it only have four permission level:
Full Control , Design ,Contribute and Read.
You should also customize some permission levels for your scenario.
What’s more, when use the SharePoint 2013 designer, you should only use the 2010 platform to create the workflow using this activities,
https://spdactivities.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Grant%20Permission%20on%20Item
Thanks & Regards,
Jason
Jason Guo
TechNet Community Support

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