On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Lluís enboig@gmail.com wrote:
I have a drupal5 site with taxonomy access installed. I have created some custom content types and a couple of administrative roles (one to manage content and another to manage content, taxonomy, blocks, etc...).
Now a user of "role1" is able to post contenttype1 but unable to post contenttype2
Unable how? Do you mean that the user doesn't see a link for contenttype2 in "Create content"? Or does the user see a "Create contenttype2" link but there is a problem later on? Only in the second case it is possible that it is a taxonomy access problem.
If I add user to "role2" he is able to post contenttype1 and contenttype2
I tried checking all permissions in "Access Control" for role1 with no result, and also doing the same in all taxonomy access control for role2 with no results.
So, role1 does have "create contenttype2 content" permission in the admin/user/access page, in the node module section?
Try to rebuild the permissions in admin/content/node-settings/rebuild
How can I guess which module is blocking create permission to role1?
AFAIK, no module can block a role's permission to "create contenttype2 content" if such a permission exists in the permissions table in the database.
Thanks.
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