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Hello,
I've readed some posts about permissions using scribite with "Submit News" module for unregistered users, but I can't make it work in my site.
The scribite module only works for the users which are on the admin group. The users that are in "users" group can submit news, but without scribite wysiwyg. And the same for unregistered: can submit news but scribite don't works.
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Somebody can help me, please? :)
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"Submit news" should be "Submit_News", you also can try moving scribite:comment before Submit_News:comment.
Is scribite working for registered Users?
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...and perm#7 is not needed (since you grant a generic comment permission for users in #4 anyway)
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hilope: "Submit_News" don't work for me, it must be "Submit news". I've also moved scribite:comment before Submit_News:comment but the same result. Scribite is working only for admins, not for registered users.
larsneo: I've removed #7 but nothing changes.
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You have way too many permissions...
You very last permission should be:
All Groups .* .* Comment
Now working from the bottom make restrictions where needed, and give extra permissions where needed.
You should not even need Scribite/Comment/Submit news permissions...
You don't need to give permissions to each module, if you basic structure is everyone can comment on everything... Just make the changes where this is different.
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Well, that should be all the permissions you need... Do you have the call to scribite in whatever template you are using, it should be placed somewhere in the header. Master.htm (maybe)??
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Yes, this is a part of master.htm:
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<head>
[...]
<!--[modulestylesheet xhtml=true]-->
<!--[modulestylesheet stylesheet=admin.css modname=admin xhtml=true]-->
<!--[additional_header]-->
<!--[scribite]-->
[...]
</head>
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And of course you have the:
Admin->(ThirdParty?)->Scribite->Modules
the 'Submit_News' checked?
I have no specific permissions set for Scribite (only set generically), and it works fine for my user group... and since your "all" groups have comment permissions set as a wildcard, all groups should have permission to use it.
(Note: Add Story and Submit News are not the same Module).
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