Hi, we are using the filemanager plugin and after making a few adjustments to the code have managed to change the default virtual directory that the workrooms use. We have encountered one problem though which we are a little stumped on.
When adding a contributor through the site membership admin it appears to correctly assign the rights created | edit | delete | publish to the user against the custom workroom directory (I can see the path and rights are correct).
However when I try to access the filemanager the toolbar displayed by switchcontentview is always hidden because line 125 in the cs file always returns false:
if (!FileManager.CurrentVirtualDirectory.QueryDistinctAccess(AccessLevel.Create | AccessLevel.Edit | AccessLevel.Delete))
I can modify this to using Membership.QueryMembershipLevel(this.CurrentPage) within the membership class, which correctly returns the level 'Modify' and display the tool bar in that manner but if I then select add file I get an error message stating user doesnt have sufficent rights, so there ist still an underlying problem I cant get around.
Hi, we are using the filemanager plugin and after making a few adjustments to the code have managed to change the default virtual directory that the workrooms use. We have encountered one problem though which we are a little stumped on.
When adding a contributor through the site membership admin it appears to correctly assign the rights created | edit | delete | publish to the user against the custom workroom directory (I can see the path and rights are correct).
However when I try to access the filemanager the toolbar displayed by switchcontentview is always hidden because line 125 in the cs file always returns false:
if (!FileManager.CurrentVirtualDirectory.QueryDistinctAccess(AccessLevel.Create | AccessLevel.Edit | AccessLevel.Delete))
I can modify this to using Membership.QueryMembershipLevel(this.CurrentPage) within the membership class, which correctly returns the level 'Modify' and display the tool bar in that manner but if I then select add file I get an error message stating user doesnt have sufficent rights, so there ist still an underlying problem I cant get around.
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Adam