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8/5/2007 2:14 PM
 

I can't seem to find where the security is set for this module.  I've added the module to a page, added a document, made registered users allowed to edit and read both the page and the module, but when I log in as my test user who is a registered user, this user can see the page that I created for registered user use only, see the document module, but can't see the file I added as the admin, and there is a red warning that the user does not have the right to post files on this site.

 

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8/6/2007 1:42 AM
 

check the permissions per folder in Admin :: File Manager menu item.


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