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correct name of the second default role is "Administrators" but I am unable to post using this name
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I tried upgrade to 7.4.1. Did not fix it.

I tried reapplying the permissions (they were there already). I saved the dialog w/o changes. Did not fix it.

I tried Sebastian's script. Did not fix it.


I looked in the source code, but I failed to find where/how the image manager is set to a path. I found some resx file entries that seemed relevant (in D:\vsprojects\DotNetNuke_Community_Dev\Dnn.Platform\Website\DesktopModules\Admin\HtmlEditorManager\App_LocalResources\ProviderConfiguration.ascx.resx) , but they are either unused or I dismally failed to find where they are used.

Any ideas where to look?
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8/13/2015 10:28 AM
 
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Richard,
How many portals are running in that installation of DNN?
The FolderPermissions table contains security for the folders. The Administrators role # should have permissions 5, 6 and 8 set (Read, Write and Browse).
If memory serves, in the older file manager, Administrator permissions weren't necessary and upgrading didn't necessarily set the permissions for Administrators.
Pertinent SQL tables are: Folders, Permission, Roles and FolderPermission.
 
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which HTML editor are you using?
I'd swich to CKEditor to fix it .
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