3 Apr
2008
3 Apr
'08
9:13 a.m.
Did you solve this?
I got the same problem when upgrading from 1.1 M4 to 1.1.2. When editing
global and space rights, the button "add access right entry" in the
GlobalRightsEditorWelcome panel was missing.
I found a workaround to this by opening the WebPreferences page for the
space a wanted to add access rights to, selecting "edit objects", and
added a XWiki.XWikiGlobalRights object to the page.
Today, when looking closer into this, I found that this misbehaviour has
something to do with the $xwiki.rightsmanager.defaultUi variable. This
variable tells which gui to use for acces management. By inspecting the
code of the GlobalRightsEditorWelcome panel, I found that the button
only is showed when the following condition is true:
#if ($xwiki.rightsmanager.defaultUi == "stable")
But for som reason, this variable was undefined, all though I had
"xwiki.rights.defaultUi = new" in xwiki.cfg. What is the relationship
between xwiki.rightsmanager.defaultUi and xwiki.rights.defaultUi ? I
suspect a typo.. I've never seen the new access right manager in my
wiki, so there is obviously something wrong here..
However, by modifying the condition:
#if(!($xwiki.rightsmanager.defaultUi) || $xwiki.rightsmanager.defaultUi
== "stable")
everything is back to normal.
B
Vincent Massol wrote:
On Jan 24, 2008, at 7:47 PM, Aleksandar Vidakovic
wrote:
I had an idea (but don't know if it's
stupid ;-)
Anyway... could it be that there is a page missing in my space. When I
edit the space rights I get this URL:
http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/admin/XXXX/WebPreferences?editor=spaceright…
As there is a page "WebPreferences" in the XWiki space (and this one
allows me to edit rights) I would expect the same page in my space
XXXX.
This WebPreferences page is created automatically by the Admin page
when you start setting space rights.
I've just tried with a vanilla 1.2 release and it worked fine for me
so it could be related to your environment somehow.
-Vincent
Completely wrong?
Thanks again for your help...
Aleks
Aleksandar Vidakovic wrote:
> No, I don't have this plugin installed. Installed plugins are:
>
> - Chatzilla
> - delicious
> - gTranslate
> - Download Statusbar
> - Firebug
> - Google Gears
> - Google Reader Watcher
> - Googlepedia
> - Scribefire
> - Webdeveloper
>
>
> Esbach, Brandon wrote:
>
>> Sorry, should have made myself clearer.
>> I noticed you were using Firefox, and was just clarifying whether
>> you
>> use the Firefox plugin called NoScript (check this by going to
>> Tools ->
>> Add-ons).
>> The rights editor on Xwiki uses Ajax, which is essentially script
>> sent
>> to and from the server.
>>
>> What NoScript does, is it disables certain javascript functionality
>> depending on the address you are browsing, and I've seen it do weird
>> stuff with XWiki in the past.
>>
>>
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