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11/21/2007 8:23 AM
 

I want to try to make clear the problem I am seeing with the FORUM Module. All of this is in Forum release 04.04.03. I am trying so work with me here... if there are other questions I need to answer I am happy to do so. I am new to DNN and have only set up 3 sites using it. Be gentle with me. :p

It appears to be happening on this site as well as mine so I am confident there is a bug within the user/permission structure of the forum module.
HERE IS WHAT I AM SEEING.

If the admin settings are changed in any way, non-admin users set up prior to those admin edits are unable to post new threads.

All was working fine for everyone on my forums. I changed permissions to allow a group of users to administrate posts. (There is no moderation in the forums, but I wanted to restrict who could pin and/or lock threads.) I changed the forums to Public No Moderation w/Post Restrictions to activate the controls to remove permission for all registered users to pin and lock threads. I then applied those permissions to a new Security Role Group. As soon as I made that change the problem began where users could no longer add new threads.

ALSO, now I cannot seem to change any permissions on any forums in any group. The permissions simply revert back to what they were.

I attempted:

to make a new group and forum and the same problem exists in that new group and forum.

to go into the users and unauthorize and re-authorize a user and that had no affect.

creating a brand new user account. That user WAS ABLE to create new threads.

I have 2 sites up and running the exact same configuration.  Both are still in development and neither has data within it yet whic I am concerned at all about losing, so if I can be of any further help in setting up sceanrios, please let me know.

 
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11/21/2007 3:04 PM
 

Jeff, there is no bug here things are just not setup properly on your end.

There is no reason to ever use posting restrictions unless you want to seperate who can start threads or post replies (or both). If you are simply doing this to control who can lock/pin threads all you need to do is use those columns and "Public" type. Also note, permission changes only take effect if you save (Update) your changes from that screen.


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