Hello, I noticed a problem on the permissions of the component on users. I would that a user when registered, it can create, edit, and delete items created by him. So I set in the options only to the group "registered": "core.create", "core.edit.own", "core.delete.own." In the display buttons appear in the right way. However, when the user tries to edit or delete the article posted by him, that they are not allowed. Reading the various topics I've read that I had to make my own component with version 2.0 beta and doing so would solve the problem. This did not happen, in fact the user does not see any button, not even that of creation.
Everything is done correctly before reinstalling the component I reset the permissions and reloaded them once I reset. Has anyone had the same problem?

sorry for the English

I solved it by myself, need to replace this line

$isAuthor = (isset($item->author) && ($item->created_by == JFactory::getUser()->get('id')));

with this line

$isAuthor = (isset($item->created_by ) && ($item->created_by == JFactory::getUser()->get('id')));

in the following files:

admin/models/*.php
site/models/*.php


Probably before the author field was called "author" and now is called "created_by" and they forgot to change the name of the variable in these files.

Well found @smarano!

smarano wrote: Probably before the author field was called "author" and now is called "created_by" and they forgot to change the name of the variable in these files.

K+1 for that solution as I'm sure that some other users have experienced this and looking at your code, it seems entirely logical that this is the case! That said, I haven't experienced it or tested this kind of behaviour myself as I've not yet got to the stage in my current component where I need to.

Thnks,

Gez

Yes, I found also.

I was looking in V2.0.
This problem is only in 1.5

Fixed.

I made an exemption, I fixed in 1.5 because it was easy to do it.

thanks