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When I log-into my account, I get a BLANK SCREEN. I can't access any of the menus, articles, or anything. This makes things very difficult because right now, I'm the only administrative user, and I can't change anything, including the users with a BLANK SCREEN. Others can access the page, and when I log-in under a different user, it's okay, but I can't add these other users to the administrative users list without my administrative account. Any ideas?
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Try clearing your cache and cookies...
Also, when you say "blank" do you mean "whitescreen" or do you mean "no content appears but the frame of the theme does..."?
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I have the same issue today and I haven't touched any admin settings in weeks. Either I have gracious members or ???
I see the theme with no content.
When I log in as Admin it's fine.
Checkout http://www.britishchopper.com and register.
I can get public content back by deleting the cookies but logging in as a User shows a blank theme everytime.
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I have the same issue today and I haven't touched any admin settings in weeks. Either I have gracious members or ???
I see the theme with no content.
When I log in as Admin it's fine.
Checkout http://www.britishchopper.com and register.
I can get public content back by deleting the cookies but logging in as a User shows a blank theme everytime.
This would point to your Permissions being set up incorrectly I'd guess. ie, what you've done is set your admin account to see everything, your unreg'd group to see everything, and your users to see nothing.
Probably just have your Permissions "stacked" incorrectly...
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So the order of the permissions effect this?
Here are my permissions:
1 Admins .* .* Admin
2 Users Menublock:: Main Menu:Web Links:Poll: Read
3 Users .* .* None
4 All Groups Menublock:: Main Menu:Administration: None
5 Users .* .* Comment
6 Unregistered Menublock:: Main Menu:(My Account|Logout|Submit News): None
7 Unregistered Polls:: .* Comment
8 Unregistered .* .* Read
Can you help me?
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Yes, I can help. ;)
Permissions work in a hierarchy... And you should think of them not only in terms of "groups" but in terms of "not allow"... So, higher in the list, you will designate what is not allowed in each group...and then only after that, do you use the .* | .* | Comment line...which allows everything else (at a comment level.)
So in other words, your 3rd line is effectively nullifying your 5th line, because you're saying "don't allow users anything" above "allow users to comment" ... The higher the entry is in the table, the more it "counts". So, to fix:
Remove entry #3...
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