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I have created an ACL titled Events Manager. It currently has the same permissions as "manager." When a user logs in the backend, jevents does not show in component menu. See screen shot for jevent permission settings and global permissions. I have tried it with User Authorization enabled and it makes no difference. (with user added to list)
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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I have created an ACL titled Events Manager. It currently has the same permissions as "manager." When a user logs in the backend, jevents does not show in component menu. See screen shot for jevent permission settings and global permissions. I have tried it with User Authorization enabled and it makes no difference. (with user added to list)
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hello,
In your second screenshot. Set: Access Administrator Interface -> Allowed.
Many thanks
Tony
In your second screenshot. Set: Access Administrator Interface -> Allowed.
Many thanks
Tony
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Are you logging in as a super user?
Did you change the setting Tony referred to?
Did you change the setting Tony referred to?
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Thank you for login info.
Something is wrong with the ACL on your site as it is not allowing users in the "Administrators" group to login in the backend.
I have seen permissions are not the standard of a clean Joomla! install, have you re-created the Administrator group from scratch?
Do you have any security extension installed that might be interferring with this?
I'm afraid if the user cannot login into the backend, it's not an issue related to JEvents but to your Joomla! install.
Something is wrong with the ACL on your site as it is not allowing users in the "Administrators" group to login in the backend.
I have seen permissions are not the standard of a clean Joomla! install, have you re-created the Administrator group from scratch?
Do you have any security extension installed that might be interferring with this?
I'm afraid if the user cannot login into the backend, it's not an issue related to JEvents but to your Joomla! install.
Hello,
If JEvents does not show in the backend then just go into the JEvents configuration -> Permissions and set 'Access Administration Interface' -> Yes on the user group they are allowed on.
Many thanks
Tony
If JEvents does not show in the backend then just go into the JEvents configuration -> Permissions and set 'Access Administration Interface' -> Yes on the user group they are allowed on.
Many thanks
Tony
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Hi sue1211,
thank you very much for credentials. I have just fixed this in your site. Once the ACL for your Joomla! site is fixed, from JEvents point of view the only action needed is, as Tony suggests on the previous message, to allow permissions for 'Access Administration Interface' to the Events Manager group.
Best!!
thank you very much for credentials. I have just fixed this in your site. Once the ACL for your Joomla! site is fixed, from JEvents point of view the only action needed is, as Tony suggests on the previous message, to allow permissions for 'Access Administration Interface' to the Events Manager group.
Best!!
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