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I am using the smith cart. We have a role for Staff users who have edit access to the cart page. Those users can view the admin menu fine, but if you go to settings of the buy now module, it just loads for a long time and then never takes you to the page. If you log in as a host admin, it goes there right away. Is this an issue or do I have permissions set wrong?
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Do you see any errors in your dnn event viewer
Scott Kelly
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I saw these two associated with the time when I tried to click on the settings link with a staff user
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Those errors are from the fckeditor. There is no fckeditor in the cart settings do you have another module on the page using the fckeditor
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I have two text/html modules on the page, but they are in a different content pane. Even if that says it is with the fck editor, I can edit those modules fine. Do you want access to the site?
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What version of the cart are you running?
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Smith.AffiliateTracking 2.2.0
Smith.BuyNow 2.64.0
Smith.CategoryMenu 2.2.0
Smith.FeaturedProducts 2.2.0
Smith.MiniCart 2.2.0
Smith.MyAccount 2.2.0
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I tested this on my test portal and am able to verify that granting edit permissions to a role at the module level does not give the user in that role access to the module settings. But if you grant edit permissions to the role at the page level it does give users in that role access to the module settings. This is the same behavior for both the smith cart and the dnn text html module so this is how the permissions work in dnn and not any kind of limitation with the cart module.
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My issue is, the role does have permissions at the page level. The module permissions are set to inherit. I loaded it in another browser wondering if there was some sort of redirect loop and got this in chrome.
This webpage has a redirect loop.
The webpage at http://temp.yandasmpa.com/Storefront/tabid/99/ctl/Module/ModuleId/456/Default.aspx
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Not sure I quite follow your last comment but If you are having an issue with a redirect thats an issue with the webserver setup or a url rewriter. Looking at your original post regarding the permissions I still think my previous answer is accurate regarding dnn permissions. The module settings option is different from the normal dnn settings option in the module dropdown. The store admin menu we created in our code but the settings option in the module dropdown is a standard dnn option that every module has and dnn controls the permission for it not the cart.
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Maybe I misunderstood. The user role in question is staff. On the page that has the Smith cart, the role staff has edit permissions for the page. The module permissions are set to inherit from the page. I don't see how this can be a server problem if the settings function works for host admin. Does that make sense?
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I was able to set the permission as you described in our test environment and able to to access the cart module settings. Starting in v2.76 we removed the updatepanels so there is no ajax in the cart settings, sometimes that caused issues for some people in the past but without any error messages on screen or in the dnn event viewer I'm kinda flyin blind here. Can you try creating a new clean dnn install and install the cart there, this would rule out some kind issue with your existing portal.
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I installed it on another site and I still have the same problem.
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Can you open up the settings.ascx file located in \desktopmodule\smith.buynow folder and search for "updatepanel" let me know if you find any updatepanel tags. An ajax incompatibilty is the only thing i can think of that would prevent you from being able to open the settings. Other than that it would have to be something with dnn permissions.
At least for now you can access the settings as an administrator role
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I agree, it is not a critical issue but it still needs fixed. I will look at this on Monday, its too late on a Friday to deal with this!
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