I've created a role called editor. Editors can create content, edit content and are able to add new content to the menu whereever they want. They can also change the place of a content in the menu.
But the problem is, they shouldn't be able to administer the actual menus. I mean they shouldn't be able to add a menu, a menu item, or change the expanded state of a menu, etc...
In order to do this, I gave the administration rights for the menu module to the editor, because they have to place their new content on the menu.
When a user tries to login to my website via the block login, an "Access Denied" error displays if the page being logged in from is already restricted.
For example, I am logged into my website with one browser and view a restricted blog. I then copy the link to the blog to another browser (which I have been logged in to in the past, but it expired or some such). Since I have to be logged in and I am not according to this other browser, I get an "Access Denied" error page. Using the block login form, I try to login but keep getting the same "Access Denied" page.
Hi everyone
I have a situation that is hard to explain, and I have done a fair bit of trawling through the documentation here at Drupal.org for an answer. When creating a node with an attachment, using my computer (XP sp2, Firefox or Explorer 6) I can do this without any problems with filesizes up to 5MB. So can quite a few other people, either using my or their own login to Drupal.
VPN modify page problem.
I administrate one Drupal 4.6.8 site.
Apache run on 8872 port.
I have one page with TinyMCE edit control module.
One user can modify this page only it is in same city.
From 300 miles the same user can change his password but he can't modify that page.
Please help.