Problem with advanced permissions

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I'm having a simple site structure:
`Home
- Category
-- Article Page Type
-- News Page Type

Articles and news are obviously meant to be added inside the "Category" category.

I also have two major groups of users:
Administrators
Editors

1) For the Category:
- I gave "Add Sub-Page" permission to Editors
- For "Subpage Permissions", I set "Inherit page type default permissions."

2) For the Article (page type), inside the "Permissions for This Page Type" section, I gave the following permissions to Authors:
Add Pages of This Type
Edit Page Type
Edit Page Type Drafts

3) For the Article (page type), inside "Permissions for All Pages Created Of This Type", I gave the following permissions to Page Owner:
View
View Versions
View Page in Sitemap
Preview Page As User
Edit Properties
Edit Contents
Edit Page Type
Edit Permissions
Delete
Approve Changes
Move or Copy Page


Now, when I login with an Editor's account and I go to the Category, I'm getting c5's overlays. So far so good. But when I actually try to create a sub-page, I get this error:

Page Not Found
No page could be found at this address. Back to Home.

Anyone with any experience on this? What am I missing here?

VPenkov
 
gavthompson replied on at Permalink Reply
gavthompson
I'm having a similar issue with advanced permissions, I get the same no page found error.

Been messing around best part of a day trying to figure out how to get the Add pages interface to appear for none admin groups and then I finally get it to appear and I get this error.
Frustrating to say the least.

If anyone has an example of what permissions need to be set on what elements to enable a simple:
X group can edit and add content/pages to X area, that would be fab.

I know they are advanced permissions but it can't be that complex surely! :-D
VPenkov replied on at Permalink Reply
VPenkov
Thanks for comfirming this, submitted a bug report here:https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/issues/2603...
gavthompson replied on at Permalink Reply
gavthompson
Since I'm new to c5 I figured I was just not doing something right, lets hope thats the case šŸ˜Š
VPenkov replied on at Permalink Reply
VPenkov
Yeah, I guess we'll find out soon enough
gavthompson replied on at Permalink Reply
gavthompson
I think I solved my issue...when I made my theme I had forgotten to include the view.php in the them folder with the other page types.

Seems to have resolved the issue I was having.