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Using Umbraco 7.2.2, in CreateTopicButton.cshtml the Model.UserCanPostTopics is always false, so the create posts button is never shown.
CreateTopicButton.cshtml
I had to give the member "Dialogue Admin" membership to be able to create topics.
The ViewModel Dialogue.Logic.Models.ViewModels.CreateTopicButtonViewModel is not at github either, so its difficult to fix it. (https://github.com/leen3o/Dialogue/tree/master/Src/Dialogue.Logic/Models/ViewModels)
Dialogue.Logic.Models.ViewModels.CreateTopicButtonViewModel
Any quickfix for this issue?
Well, I did the obvious: Omitted the check for Model.UserCanPostTopics
Model.UserCanPostTopics
Hi,
On the category in umbraco backoffice you have a permission tab with a table of settings. Set "Create Topic" on a standard user.
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Model.UserCanPostTopics allways false for non-admins? (7.2.2)
Using Umbraco 7.2.2, in
CreateTopicButton.cshtmlthe Model.UserCanPostTopics is always false, so the create posts button is never shown.I had to give the member "Dialogue Admin" membership to be able to create topics.
The ViewModel
Dialogue.Logic.Models.ViewModels.CreateTopicButtonViewModelis not at github either, so its difficult to fix it. (https://github.com/leen3o/Dialogue/tree/master/Src/Dialogue.Logic/Models/ViewModels)Any quickfix for this issue?
Well, I did the obvious: Omitted the check for
Model.UserCanPostTopicsHi,
On the category in umbraco backoffice you have a permission tab with a table of settings. Set "Create Topic" on a standard user.
/J
is working on a reply...
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