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Benny_A
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| 01/14/2008 10:53 AM |
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Yes, hi. I love the WildPF module, have been using it with almost every client site for one application or another.
However, I'm having some strange difficulty allowing other non-admin user roles to edit instances of the WildPF. When logged in as admin, I have no issues editing items in the module, and everything works as it should. When logged in as any editor role I have created, the edit menu shows as it should, but when I try to "Maintain Items From List" (edit) or "Add New Item", the page just refreshes.
Has anyone else experienced this? Anyone know a fix for this? Would be nice to remedy this As Soon As Possible--if anyone can be of help, that'd be great!
I'm running DNN v04.05.03 and WildPortfolio v01.03.05. The site I'm having issues with is http://www.co.nobles.mn.us.
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Ben Ahlquist
IDEaS Computers
http://www.ideascomputers.com
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Benny_A
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| 01/14/2008 3:58 PM |
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| Just upgraded to v1.04 and the problem persists. Damn. |
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Ben Ahlquist
IDEaS Computers
http://www.ideascomputers.com
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Benny_A
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| 01/17/2008 1:04 PM |
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I resolved the issue (well, sort of).
What I had been doing in the past was setting up all my WildPortfolio content via my admin account in the portal. When I pass the finished project off to the client, they have an editor role set up, which in all other modules we use, is sufficient to allow them to add/edit modules and content.
Let’s say I have two editor users—Editor1 and Editor2—in the same editor security role. I was able to get to the point where Editor1 and Editor2 could add new items to the module. However, Editor1 and Editor2 could not edit items I created with the Admin account. Furthermore, Editor1 and Editor2 could not edit each other’s items.
My solution (for the time being) is to work backwards. For items that I want Editor1 to have access to edit, I create them with the Editor1 account. The same for Editor2. I can still edit these items with my Admin account, and my clients can edit these items with Editor1 and Editor2.
Just wanted to let you know that I have found a (somewhat) working solution. If you are able in the future to remedy this further so an Admin can pass items off to editor roles, I would be all for it!
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Ben Ahlquist
IDEaS Computers
http://www.ideascomputers.com
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robax
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| 02/09/2008 7:32 AM |
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Add to this the desire to allow the assigned editor role to delete any images they have uploaded. The module currently suffers from a one-way publishing workflow in the same manner that the core blog has of late been downgraded to.
It's important that editors can manage 100% of their content. The image management screen would be a natural place to allow images to be deleted... as it already is for the admin role. |
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bcasson
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| 02/09/2008 8:08 AM |
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| I will address the editing security in the next update. |
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