Perhaps there have been made some customization in some code that says that if you're not logged in as an administrator then you don't have access to the "delete" option in the context menu?
Or is there perhaps some kind of package installed allowing to disable the "Delete" option in the context menu?
I have made some code changes in the umbraco's source, but I don't thinks it's the issue, becuase I have never seen a place where I can hide the DELETE option..
Update: I have restored an old backup of my site's database, and now I see that the DELETE option is displayed as expected. I assume that the problem is in my new database, but I can't loose the data. Maybe restoring just a part of the old database's tables can be the solution, can you tell me what tables can help me?
non-admin users can't see DELETE option in the context menu
Hi,
I have an umbraco 4.0.4.2 site. It worked fine, but suddnley, users who aren't defined as administrators can't see the delete in the context menu.
I checked if thay were allowed to delete - the were.
I created a new user type with all the permissions, created a new user with this type, but still I can'e see the delete option.
When I log in a an administrator, everything's OK and the DELETE appears as expected.
Can you help me with this issuse?
Hi Ben
Perhaps there have been made some customization in some code that says that if you're not logged in as an administrator then you don't have access to the "delete" option in the context menu?
Or is there perhaps some kind of package installed allowing to disable the "Delete" option in the context menu?
/Jan
Hi Jan,
There is no such a package.
I have made some code changes in the umbraco's source, but I don't thinks it's the issue, becuase I have never seen a place where I can hide the DELETE option..
Thanks for your reply :)
Update: I have restored an old backup of my site's database, and now I see that the DELETE option is displayed as expected. I assume that the problem is in my new database, but I can't loose the data. Maybe restoring just a part of the old database's tables can be the solution, can you tell me what tables can help me?
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