Hi

I have a problem with the view rights. I have added author wizard to my table, but as you can see from the 2 screenshots, Mr. Registered can still view items created by Mr. Editor.

Item created by Mr. Editor


Same item is viewable by Mr. Registered


My problem is, I need to allow users to create their own records in the table. And they should not be able to see each others records.

If I don't publish the item, then other users can't see the item, but that also prevents the creating user from editing the item (edit own is set to allow)...

Also items in the drop down (FK) is visible for Mr. Registered even though it's created by Mr. Editor.

Do you have implemented a publish/state wizard ?

Because, the function you try to accomplish only works when publish = false for the items.

The author will be able to see an unpublished item (its owns)
You must also define well the ACL (in sandbox), to choose who can edit / see its owns items.

Yes, I added the publish/state wizard. And ACL works (well almost) when publish = false. But the problem is, then the user can't edit his/her own items even though I added ACL for the user group in sandbox to allow edit own.

ACL view.own must also be activated.

Yes, i have:

- Create
- View own
- Edit own
- Delete own

set to allow, rest to disallow... but as I said, my user can't edit (the checkbox is removed from the list)

And if you try to access by URL ? Is it working ?

Because ACL applies 2 times :
- To show the checkbox :
in the params properties of your item, you find the tags (access-edit, access-read, ...)
- To enter the layout page.
in the view files

What is resulting from the functions canCreate(), canEdit(), canView(), ... of your ITEM model class ?
Those functions are handling (in LIST, and ITEM), all the ACL for all your component.

You can try to debug going there to fix.
The tags (access-edit) are loaded in the LIST model :
populateParams();

You can for example try to override this function and see the result.
I will dig in.

The first who find post the anwser...

Just a question is this ACL issue still happening? - I did some lengthy research and testing on Cook ACL a while back if its still happening perhaps i can help