I have created a "xyz" content type based on user object. I have enabled the user - article bridge plugin and everything works ok. I can register "xyz" users , emails are sent etc. But when i try to edit such a user from the frontend (via the "btn-default dropdown-toggle" button of the article) i get the following error. I have checked permissions for xyz content type for the super user and everything is allowed. What could i be doing wrong? Thank you in advance.
You did not post the error, but it sounds like you have a user rights issued. Have you defined a user group with viewing access level that does not include a Super User? If the plugin is disabled, does that change anything?
thanks,
Randy
I have not messed up with groups (all default there) and when i tried to disable the plugin, the profile was not found at all ( HTTP Error 500) . Thanks a lot.
this error does not directly indicate permissions problem, this is related to the "clickflow" and usually means you need to login and go to list pages first (haven't seen this error on the frontpage myself, it usually happens in administration if you go to e..g article edit page without going to article manager first), so my guess is editing form does not get some required values from session.
Have you tried if it works with default seblod user content type?
The "edit not permitted" error seems to be seblod related. The other one seems like a core joomla error as the page(template) is broken
you need to go to the configuration->Site tab and disable edit button. Then you need to add FreeText Edit field to your search type, click on 2 (typography) and change Link to Form.
don't think this is possible directly, what you could do is:
a) do the reverse, add seblod edit button to the rest of your content types
b) as this button is output by Joomla, not Seblod, you can create an output template override for joomla article edit template and disable this button based on category id there http://docs.joomla.org/Understanding_Output_Overrides
Hello Klas,
I tried to follow your lastest post but didn't really understood. On the other hand, I don't have the exact same error message. Insstead I have:
"Error
Check-out failed with the following error:"
No more than that! No number no nothing. I don't have a clue, do you?
Thanks.
//Richard
Hi,
Have you checked content type permissions ? Have you tried with different user group (registered, super user) ?
I've attached some tutorial links to let you check nothing has been missed in your configuration.
Olivier
Hi Olivier,
Thanks for the answer.
I followed the articles and did not have to change anything - it all seems ok. No user can edit any user, not even Superuser!? Please login with SEBLOD, Octopoos at http://www.westhed.com and see the error. This user is Manager, Administrator and Publisher.
//Richard
Please, anyone have some ideas what to do. It doesn't matter what rights the user have when I log in to Front End. It still says: "Error Check-out failed with the following error:" (no other info about the error!) when I try to edit a user article.
//Richard
Hi Rippe...
I'm not offering help as I have no idea :(
However, did you find a solution, or gain a greater understanding of the issue?
Thanks
Jon
Hello Jon,
Ni, I'm afraid I didn't. Eventually I switched to another extension that worked much better and had better support. I'm sorry but that's how I feel guys. In the beginning the answers came in fast, but all of the sudden I felt forgotten. I'm not sure the name of the extension but it could have been "K2"... I tried a lot of extensions
Hi
Well, I'm glad you got it sorted. I
Despite your negative experience with Seblod...Any top 5 Seblod tips?
No harm in asking eh ;)
