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New Post 10/26/2006 10:51 AM
User is offline Bret Miller
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Permissions Not Handled Correctly 
DNN 4.3.5, Announcements 3.3.4

If you give a security role permission to view and edit the page, and the Announcements module inherits view rights from the page, and the security role does not have permission to edit the module, the announcements are NOT displayed for any user in that role.

Giving the security role permission to edit the module works around this issue, but there may be cases where you want to restrict editing the announcements while allowing edits to the page.

Bret
 
New Post 11/22/2006 12:28 PM
User is offline King Ralf
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Re: Permissions Not Handled Correctly 

DNN 4.3.5 Announcemets 03.03.04 or also in 03.03.05

The unsuscribed Users see the Pen for editing without rights!!!!!!!!

 
 
New Post 11/22/2006 2:54 PM
User is offline ErikVB
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Re: Permissions Not Handled Correctly 
hmm.. thats not really possible.. Did you set edit rights at page level maybe?
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New Post 12/4/2006 4:09 AM
User is offline Niels
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Re: Permissions Not Handled Correctly 
I have the same problem with the edit pen to.
 
The page permissions allow only the Administrator to edit the page and "all users" to view.
The announcement modul have only “Inherit View permissions from Page” and Administrators with edit permissions.
Still the pen appears for all users. 
This behaviour occurs by random but often after an administrator previously has done a logon (not changing or adding anything in the module).
 
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