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Vivienne van Velzen	Wednesday 02 July 2003 12:44:16 am I've created a role that enables a person to create/edit and remove a certain class from his section. As an added bonus, I've also added the policy: content edit Class( Folder ) , Section( Standard section ) This enables this person to also change the priority of the folders in the Standard Section. I then found out that there was a problem placing related objects in articles placed in his section. When trying to place the related object (clicking on select after making the selection), I was thrown back to the frontpage (no error message shown), and the related object was not linked to the article. After quite some time debugging, I found out that by removing the 'bonus' policy, this problem had disappeared. After playing around some more, I also found out that the problem disappeared by including another policy (to also be able to create/remove folders in the Standard Section). Now I can't really see how being able to add/create or remove folders in a whole different section of the site should have any influence on placing a related object in an article. Can anybody else? TIA, Vivienne

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Vivienne van Velzen

Wednesday 02 July 2003 12:44:16 am

I've created a role that enables a person to create/edit and remove a certain class from his section. As an added bonus, I've also added the policy:
content edit Class( Folder ) , Section( Standard section )

This enables this person to also change the priority of the folders in the Standard Section.

I then found out that there was a problem placing related objects in articles placed in his section. When trying to place the related object (clicking on select after making the selection), I was thrown back to the frontpage (no error message shown), and the related object was not linked to the article.
After quite some time debugging, I found out that by removing the 'bonus' policy, this problem had disappeared.
After playing around some more, I also found out that the problem disappeared by including another policy (to also be able to create/remove folders in the Standard Section).

Now I can't really see how being able to add/create or remove folders in a whole different section of the site should have any influence on placing a related object in an article.
Can anybody else?
TIA,

Vivienne