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I am admin, and have nodeaccess permissions. Yet I do not see any way to set them on my node.
What am I doing wrong?

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alison’s picture

Component: Code » Documentation
Category: Bug report » Support request

Hi @tjtj! Thank you for the screenshot, that's helpful for knowing where you're looking and not seeing the tab.

I'll need a bit more info to figure this out with you -- have you gone to the Nodeaccess module settings yet?
Administration > Configuration > People > Nodeaccess Settings
/admin/config/people/nodeaccess

You'll want to enable some stuff on here -- if you haven't already. Since you're admin, you just need go configure "Allowed grants" and "Basic page". For "Basic page," enable the checkbox "Show grant tab for this node type," and then set default grants for each user role. When you save these settings, you'll probably be prompted to rebuild permissions -- make sure you do that! Then, refresh the page you're editing -- you should see a new tab at the top (next to Edit) called "Grants." On this tab, you can override the node type grants you set in the previous step (for Basic page as a whole) -- the roles shown on the Grants tab are based on the roles you enabled in the "Allowed roles" setting from the previous step.

Does that help, or did you already do all of that, or?

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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
masipila’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (works as designed)

The instructions written by @alisonjo315 above are missing one step. You need to clear caches to get the tab visible.

So the full steps to get the tab visible are:
1. Enable nodeaccess
2. Configure the module at /admin/config/people/nodeaccess
3. Clear Drupal caches
4. Now you should get prompted to rebuild content access permissions. Do that.
5. The tab should now be visible on those content types where it was defined in module configuration in step 2.

Cheers,
Markus

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Thank you, @masipila!