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New Post 6/7/2006 9:41 PM
User is offline Sree Harsha vardhana
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Re: Setting up Roles for using Blog 

Hi! HP,

I have successfully installed version of blog in my page. And also I have given the permissions in the setting for each blog modules.  But when I open the my web page with having only default users (Admin and Host), as un-registred user, I am getting error for Create New Blog module as

An error has occurred.
Error: New Blog is currently unavailable. :(

Any specific reason for this? But when I login as any one of the user, I am not getting this error! :)

Can you please guide me what had went wrong?

Thanks.
 
New Post 6/20/2006 11:46 AM
User is offline Jonathan Franze
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Re: Setting up Roles for using Blog 
 sreeharshavardhana wrote

Hi! HP,

I have successfully installed version of blog in my page. And also I have given the permissions in the setting for each blog modules.  But when I open the my web page with having only default users (Admin and Host), as un-registred user, I am getting error for Create New Blog module as

An error has occurred.
Error: New Blog is currently unavailable. :(

Any specific reason for this? But when I login as any one of the user, I am not getting this error! :)

Can you please guide me what had went wrong?

Thanks.

Hello,
I had the same problem occur at one point. I solved it by deleting the Blog from the SQL database. All tables that have something to do with blog (I think there are 3 or so) and delete all rows in the database. After that you can  create a new blog from scratch. I have not got the same problem again.

I supppose that it is possible to only delete one specific blog if you are sure you delete the ones with the correct ID, it shouldn't be too hard.

Regs
Jonathan Franze
 
New Post 7/7/2006 11:10 AM
User is offline Michal Charemza
14 posts
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Re: Setting up Roles for using Blog 
 smurphy1@san.rr.com wrote

Hi,

   I am having problems allowing a specified role to edit/create blog entries.  I have installed the latest version (03.02.00) and do not see all of the modules listed in the original post.  I don't have Roll or Menu.  I do have:
   -  Search
   -  Archive (calendar)
   -  Blog List
   -  New Blog
   -  Entry

   In each case, I gave the specified role view/edit access.  At this point, only 1 blog exists and it does not contain any children.  When I log in, using the specified role, "Help" is the only option available from the menu.  Any ideas?

Scott


I am having the exact same problem. I have the same version of Blog and I have just installed it on a nearly-clean system (After Events and HouseMenu and my own skin). I have tried giving a role the permissions in the original post, and have tried giving a role permissions to view and edit every module in the blog, but it seems that any role except administrator just has "Help" in the action menu.

I am on DNN 4.03 with SQL 2000.

Can anyone help?
 
New Post 7/8/2006 1:25 AM
User is offline Michal Charemza
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Re: Setting up Roles for using Blog 
I have some more information about my problem. I have created a role "Blog Editor", with two test users in that role. A "Blog Editor" can create a new blog, and then add entries to that blog fine. However, a "Blog Editor" cannot add entries to any blog that was created by another "Blog Editor" or by an administrator.

Michal.
 
New Post 7/8/2006 2:11 AM
User is offline Michal Charemza
14 posts
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Re: Setting up Roles for using Blog 
I have yet more information:

Even if I try to give "All Users" edit permission, then all they get is a "Help" menu. Also, giving the role of "Blog Editor" that I have created permission to edit a text/html module works fine.

Apologies for posting so many times,

Michal.
 
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