Just wondering if I screwed something up...
I assume that the original owner of a post would be allowed to edit it at a later time. However, the option does not present itself unless that user is granted Edit permissions or higher. Since this also gives them abilities beyond simply editing their post (like editing anyone's post, move the thread, etc.) I am hesitant on setting those perms...
Am I in err? How can I fix this?
To recap.... a user should be able to edit any of their posts, correct?
Edit: I see I can do it here.... but no clue where I broke things...
edited by: Vissian, Mar 27, 2008 - 04:19 AM
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Posted: 27.03.2008, 15:40
Have you customized the templates at all? It could be that the template link is simply incorrect.
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Posted: 27.03.2008, 19:32
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Have you customized the templates at all? It could be that the template link is simply incorrect.
Nope, only changes to pnForum I have had so far, was to the style sheet...
I have looked through the templates to find out where/how the 'edit' button appears; which led me to my question (because it looks like it should work!) -
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Posted: 29.03.2008, 16:46
It should work... can you post the relevant template code here?
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