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Hello........

How can i set permissions to one of the mods of my site to be able to access CMS and add a custom page??

Could you please guide me ? I tried to set from users>CMS Permissions to "Publisher" but he cannot see any link for the cms in the portal !

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#1  Sun 01 Jul, 2007 17:11
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Anybody to help me please????
 



 
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Anybody to help me please????

Please be patient...


ACP -> Users -> CMS Permissions  

And "Content Manager"


 




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Ok i'va added a user to content managers but he cannot edit a page ? The is not link for him to edit the page !

Any Suggestion? In the page settings the permissions are set to content manager....
 



 
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Ok i'va added a user to content managers but he cannot edit a page ? The is not link for him to edit the page !

Any Suggestion? In the page settings the permissions are set to content manager....



mmm
Can you put that user as administrator?

It's the only idea that I've    
 




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No i cannot do that!

Is it a but or we are missing something here?
 



 
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can  anybody else please help me???Pleaaaaaase????
 



 
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borbo please be patient...
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borbo, as I told you some weeks ago that function is incomplete...

I need to complete it... at the moment there is no "easy" way to do it... because even if the user has the correct permission, then he needs to bypass the double login check when trying to access CMS.

You can try to make some tests by providing direct access to the CMS page in CMS section.
 




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borbo please be patient...
i hope someone can help u


Soooooorry for the inconvenience....But i thought nobody noticed my post after 15+ hours...
I m sorry again i m not an anxious person by the way...

 
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borbo, as I told you some weeks ago that function is incomplete...

You can try to make some tests by providing direct access to the CMS page in CMS section.


MG, I didn't understand the line above...Sorry for my bad einglish ! In which way i can do theese tests?
 



 
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