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Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
- Andres B
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02 Mar 2016 18:50 #2558
by Andres B
Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID) was created by Andres B
Hi.
After upgrading to the stable version by installing it over the beta, I am experiencing a series of problems.
First, the Access level of the pages created by the registered users do not correspond to the Default Access Level to Page in the configuration.
The search plugin settings are:
Page URL: Page name (Joomla!).
Use component 'search' view ACL: YES
Restrict result using ACL per page: YES.
The configuration of the component:
The owner of the page selects ACL: NO.
Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID): "7" (which is the id number of a restricted group of user, not public).
The Search menu item:
Result restricted with user ACL' = YES
Once these options set, I login as a user and create a page, then I go to the backend and see that the page access level is "Public".
Could you tell me is the settings above are the right combination?
Thanks.
After upgrading to the stable version by installing it over the beta, I am experiencing a series of problems.
First, the Access level of the pages created by the registered users do not correspond to the Default Access Level to Page in the configuration.
The search plugin settings are:
Page URL: Page name (Joomla!).
Use component 'search' view ACL: YES
Restrict result using ACL per page: YES.
The configuration of the component:
The owner of the page selects ACL: NO.
Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID): "7" (which is the id number of a restricted group of user, not public).
The Search menu item:
Result restricted with user ACL' = YES
Once these options set, I login as a user and create a page, then I go to the backend and see that the page access level is "Public".
Could you tell me is the settings above are the right combination?
Thanks.
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02 Mar 2016 19:36 #2560
by bernard
Replied by bernard on topic Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
Are you sur that you use the 'Viewing Access Levels ID', not a group id for example ?
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- Andres B
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02 Mar 2016 19:48 #2564
by Andres B
Replied by Andres B on topic Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
No, it was the Access Level ID.
Are you sure that all this is not something as in the case of the associations; just a defective functioning of the extension in the current J! version?
Are you sure that all this is not something as in the case of the associations; just a defective functioning of the extension in the current J! version?
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- Andres B
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02 Mar 2016 21:11 #2567
by Andres B
Replied by Andres B on topic Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
I have just tested the extension in a new installation, from the start. Everything works fine, including the search options, but I am unable to set the Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID). It simply does not work. The default user is always public.
I assume that you tested the extension and worked.
Could you please tell me the basic configuration for this feature to work (component, plugin and item)?
Thanks.
I assume that you tested the extension and worked.
Could you please tell me the basic configuration for this feature to work (component, plugin and item)?
Thanks.
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- Andres B
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02 Mar 2016 21:35 #2569
by Andres B
Replied by Andres B on topic Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
Well, I finally found the solution. The user must be able to select the ACL, then you can set a default access level, but the field must be enabled. My problem was that I didn't want the field in the form to prevent the users to change the option.
But it is solved.
Thanks.
But it is solved.
Thanks.
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- Andres B
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02 Mar 2016 21:56 #2571
by Andres B
Replied by Andres B on topic Problem with Defect Access Level to page (ACL ID)
Hi again.
For those who might face the same problem, and want to prevent the users to change the default selection - and obviously if Bernard has no objection - I have set the select as disabled, just to comply with the settings and allow this configuration, showing the access level option, and preventing any change.
Go to
components/com_myjspace/views/config/tmpl/default.php
in line 318, change this:
<select name="mjs_mode_view" id="mjs_mode_view" size="1">
for this
<select name="mjs_mode_view" id="mjs_mode_view" size="1" disabled>
And solved.
Many thanks for your help.
For those who might face the same problem, and want to prevent the users to change the default selection - and obviously if Bernard has no objection - I have set the select as disabled, just to comply with the settings and allow this configuration, showing the access level option, and preventing any change.
Go to
components/com_myjspace/views/config/tmpl/default.php
in line 318, change this:
<select name="mjs_mode_view" id="mjs_mode_view" size="1">
for this
<select name="mjs_mode_view" id="mjs_mode_view" size="1" disabled>
And solved.
Many thanks for your help.
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