Logged out when adding page
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Hi
The following error has occured
1. User signs in as group siteblogger and proceeds to the Create Blog page where has the access to create sub pages as Blogs. The Create Blog page has read only permission for this user .
2. User clicks on Add page and completes all fields and clicks submit. They are then logged out and cannot log back in.
3. The new Blog created by the user can be found for approval by the Admin user.
What is causing the user to be logged out when submitting the new blog page. Is this because they only have read permission from the create blog page ?
Thanks
The following error has occured
1. User signs in as group siteblogger and proceeds to the Create Blog page where has the access to create sub pages as Blogs. The Create Blog page has read only permission for this user .
2. User clicks on Add page and completes all fields and clicks submit. They are then logged out and cannot log back in.
3. The new Blog created by the user can be found for approval by the Admin user.
What is causing the user to be logged out when submitting the new blog page. Is this because they only have read permission from the create blog page ?
Thanks
It was the permissions of the page from which I was adding a new page. When write permission is granted it works but I dont really want the user to be able to edit the page, just for them to be able to create one.
Is there any way to stop this , also is it possible to create a button "add Page" to the Main area instead of at the top of the page.
Is there any way to stop this , also is it possible to create a button "add Page" to the Main area instead of at the top of the page.
I believe if you turn on advanced permissions, you can do more fine-grained things like this. Search the docs and the forums about this, I haven't used it myself so I unfortunately can't provide any more specific details.
This of course doesn't solve your problem, but maybe helps narrow it down a little? I'm guessing it certainly has something to do with the way permissions are set on the various pages.