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SAEF asking user to login to ADMIN when uploading file

May 24, 2009 9:23pm

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  • #1 / May 24, 2009 9:23pm

    rhud

    17 posts

    I’m trying to allow users to upload an image when adding an entry using the SAEF.
    For some reason, when they click the ‘File Upload’ link, it prompts them to log in to the Site’s Admin Section.
    (Obviously for me being the Administrator, it didn’t prompt me to do this)

    Is there a way around this so that a ‘member’ can upload files?

    Here is my ‘Add Entry’ Code:

    
    									
  • #2 / May 24, 2009 11:01pm

    rhud

    17 posts

    in reading other posts… I have set both Control Panel & User Session Settings to “Cookie Only”.

    Just to clarify…
    If I’m logged in to the Front End as a Super Admin, I can upload files via the SAEF.
    BUT…
    If I’m logged in to the Front End as a Member, I can’t - instead i am prompted to log into the Control Panel.

    Do i need to allow ‘Members’ access to the Control Panel?

  • #3 / May 24, 2009 11:05pm

    rhud

    17 posts

    Well… I tried allowing ‘Members’ to access the CP, and this works for allowing Members to upload files from the SAEF.

    I guess my question is… is this the best solution?

  • #4 / May 24, 2009 11:11pm

    Arun S.

    792 posts

    Are ‘members’ allowed to post to the particular weblog that you’re trying to post to?  Are ‘members’ allowed to upload files?  I’m guessing that the file upload permissions are off.  There is no need to give access to the CP when using a SAEF.

  • #5 / May 24, 2009 11:15pm

    rhud

    17 posts

    Are ‘members’ allowed to post to the particular weblog that you’re trying to post to?

    Yes

    Are ‘members’ allowed to upload files?

    Not sure - how do i check this?

  • #6 / May 24, 2009 11:19pm

    rhud

    17 posts

    Sorry, I just checked the ‘File Upload Preferences’...
    Member are allowed to upload files to the specific directory.

    Any other suggestions?

  • #7 / May 25, 2009 12:11am

    Lisa Wess

    20502 posts

    The file upload utility is delivered from the control panel, so your users will need CP access. See this kb entry.

  • #8 / May 25, 2009 12:34am

    rhud

    17 posts

    Makes sense - thanks heaps

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