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1/13/2006 1:13 PM
 

I've got a page that I've setup an editor role on. The goal is to let the client edit the content of that module only. This works great for everything but any images that they try to upload and display. The message is that they don't have rights to uplaod the file.

My question is What is the best way to configure this functionality for the txt/html module?

Thanks

John

 
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1/16/2006 7:39 AM
 
The folder they are trying to upload to must be configured in the File Manager for them to have View & Write authority to.

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