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Member unable to edit entries from other members of the same group

August 17, 2013 11:46am

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  • #1 / Aug 17, 2013 11:46am

    fdelaneau

    3 posts

    Hi,

    Everything seemed to work perfectly as a super admin and as a regular admin until I tried to edit an entry created by the super admin or another admin.

    Despite having checked everything that I could find I get the following error message :
    You are not authorized to perform this action

    In the Member Group Settings, under Channel Posting Privileges I have :

    Can view channel entries authored by others: Yes
    Can delete their own channel entries: Yes
    Can edit entries authored by others: Yes
    Can delete channel entries authored by others: Yes
    Can change the author name when posting channel entries: No
    Can edit and add new categories: No
    Can delete categories: No

    Since I can access the page and edit it, I don’t see any other setting that could prevent me from updating the changes.

    Any idea ? What did I miss ?

  • #2 / Aug 21, 2013 7:27am

    fdelaneau

    3 posts

    Can anyone help ?

    The site has to go live soon and any change afterward will be much more difficult.

    Just in case it changes anything here is a list of the plugins I uses :

    - Matrix
    - NSM Channels
    - Structure
    - Date/Time Language Converter
    - Hacksaw
    - P&T Switch
    - Switchee
    - YearList

  • #3 / Aug 21, 2013 6:36pm

    JasonLeeLab

    53 posts

    Does it say that after you edit the entry and hit submit? If so, do the changes go through when you go back and look at the entry?

    Could the error be as a result of redirecting to Structure and the Admin member group not having permission to view Structure?

  • #4 / Aug 22, 2013 2:13am

    UI Studio

    18 posts

    Hi Jason,

    Yes the message appears after you submit the changes and from what I have seen the changes don’t go through.

    I do redirect the Admin and Super Admin to Structure from the start so if the Admin didn’t have permission to view Structure the troubles would start at login I guess.

  • #5 / Aug 22, 2013 10:10am

    JasonLeeLab

    53 posts

    The only thing I can think of to try is to go to “Members > Member Groups” and create a new member group based on Super Admins. Then see if that new member group has the same issue.

    If not, move all your Admin accounts into the new member group, and customize permissions accordingly.

  • #6 / Aug 22, 2013 10:16am

    UI Studio

    18 posts

    Thank you for the suggestion, I’ll try it.

    The support team is now also looking it up, so it should be resolved soon and I’ll post the result.

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