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Only admin logon can delete attachments
We have our vanilla site running with the default admin user are well as two other users with admin permissions.
They can create a "discussion" -- which in our case is a lesson plan. They can add attachments to the discussion but cannot delete them. Only the admin logon can delete attachments. The users can, however, remove the discussion.
Permissions are set at 777 for the upload folder and all subfolders and files.
Any thoughts here folks?
They can create a "discussion" -- which in our case is a lesson plan. They can add attachments to the discussion but cannot delete them. Only the admin logon can delete attachments. The users can, however, remove the discussion.
Permissions are set at 777 for the upload folder and all subfolders and files.
Any thoughts here folks?
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Receiving a popup message that states {"Code":401,"Exception":"You don't have permission to do that."}
This is true for every user (even those with admin priv's) except the admin user itself.
As stated the upload directory is set at 777 for permissions...
Thanks.
Is there some Vanilla config elsewhere in the system that is required for the users to delete their own attachments?
This is also a 2.0.17 install/upgrade, self hosted. But I went back to the original location on a hosted site and the issue is the same there.
Thanks.
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Does your Joomla site has components that Vanilla doesn't have? Very interesting... :-)
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Thanks.
$Sender->Permission('Garden.AdminUser.Only');
and comment it out like
//$Sender->Permission('Garden.AdminUser.Only');
It will fix the issue. Good luck!