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New Post 6/17/2005 2:22 PM
User is offline goon bali
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Allowing unregistered users to post 
Is there any way to make the forum so that everybody (i.e. including unregistered users) can post their messages? Currently when an unregistered user tries to start a new thread, it opens up the editor so looks like it's working, but when s/he hits the Update button to post, it gives this error - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object". Anyone help please. Thanks.
 
New Post 6/17/2005 2:35 PM
User is offline Crispy
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Re: Allowing unregistered users to post 

I am not even sure how an unregistered user has the ability to see the new thread or reply buttons.  You must have given some edit rights to the module role. I thought that the forums already checked for isAuthenticated. 

This is not possible for an unregistered user to post.  I see no point personally in allowing this on any site anyways.  I am sure someone will follow up with a few good reasons but I honestly don't see this being on the roadmap anytime soon if ever.

 



 
New Post 6/17/2005 2:55 PM
User is offline goon bali
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Re: Allowing unregistered users to post 
In the Module Settings, I had checked Edit Module for All Users. That allowed the New Thread link to come up, but it didn't do the job. Enabling the Unauthenticated Users checkbox didn't do the job either. Can someone explain what this checkbox is for then?
 
New Post 6/17/2005 3:11 PM
User is offline Crispy
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Re: Allowing unregistered users to post 

The forums are not designed to allow users to post if they are not authenticated.  What you see now is a bug.  It is not in the current architecture to support this as a feature.  What SHOULD happen even if you give unauthenticated user roles the edit rights to the module, they should only be able to see and not be able to post new, reply, quote, any thread stuff like that.

 



 
New Post 7/12/2005 3:35 AM
User is offline A M
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Re: Allowing unregistered users to post 
Allowing all users to edit, allows anonymous post, adds to post count, but the post doesnt not appear and cannot be deleted.
 
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