What permission is appropriate to access "menu settings" when translating a page of a content where edit permission is prohibited.
The role itself has the permission to create and edit own content but not of others and in that case "menu settings" isn't shown at translate.
And after saving a translation the original menu entry is set inactive/deletet as well. maybe a bug as well?!
The permission you need is Administer menus and menu items:
About your second question, I have tested on a fresh D8 install but can't reproduce it. You should check if any custom logic is interfering with that flow.
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I have migrated my website & using Avada theme.
I can see my comment section isn't showing.It shows comments are closed though I have allow comment from the discussion area.
In the Admin area of your site, click on "Settings" (on the far right). That should bring up the "General Settings" page.
In the "Membership" row, make sure that the following is checked:
"Anyone can register" (unless you want to manually add users, say friends and family).
And that "Users must be registered and logged in to comment" is unchecked. I think that's the option that's blocking the comment form in your case.
On my Drupal site I am using a theme that puts a log-in prompt on the main page. I want to move it to a separate page. How do I do that? Also, once I move or remove it, How would I go about still logging on as the admin?
The home page is here http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/
Update:
Right, the bottom right block. I solved the problem, as suggested, by removing the block.
The login form on the main page was a Block. You disabled it by going to
Administration >> Structure >> Blocks. There found a list with all
blocks for the current theme. I just moved the Login Block to the Disabled area at the bottom.
Now I have an issue with the Navigation block. But that is a subject for another discussion thread
The login prompt is a block. Disable it or configure it not to appear on the front page or to only appear on certain pages or whatever.
The URL to access blocks in D7 is: /admin/structure/block
Until you clarify the log-in prompt you talk about, I can already say several things:
No need to do something special to "move the log in functionnality to a separate page" because it will always be on that page: http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/user. If you want it to be accessible through the menu, just go to admin>structure>menu and add a link into the right menu.
To log in as the admin, just go to http://www.arguemax.com/_drupal-7.26/user like any other user and use your admin username and password normally.
I'm waiting for your edit to complete my answer ;)
I am in need of a Drupal module that will allow to give a certain group of users the permissions to access admin/build/menu screen, but be able to administer only a certain menu. Basically a permissions menu per roles.
I've tried a few modules, Menu Ownership(*also tried Menu Perms, Menu Access, Delegate Menu Admin*) even does exactly what I need, but it requires Rebuilding Permissions, which I am afraid to do because I have a {node_access} table with 17000rows(I know, extremely huge!).
If anyone can suggest me a good lightweight module that does permissions for menus, I would really appreciate it!
Thanks!
I think you're looking for Menu Admin per Menu
By default, Drupal allows only users with "administrer menu
permission" to add, modify or delete menu items. In case you want for
instance to let certain users manage primary links or secondary links
but not navigation menu, this module provides this functionality
.
We are using Plone 4.1.3 and because of a bug in the Contents page of a folder, and we want to make a folder not to appear as a tab at the top of the Plone portal. Also, we want to do this without disabling Automatically generate tabs in Site Setup's Navigation settings. We found this documentation here: http://plone.org/documentation/kb/changing-tabs, and tried to follow the instructions but in our ZMI's portal_actions tool page, we do not see the items (that are supposedly the tabs?) as mentioned in the documentation. Instead we see these under Name Type in portal_actions:document_actions, site_actions, folder_buttons, object, object_buttons, portal_tabs, user. And in portal_tabs, there is only one name type: index_html (Home) where Home is our root folder.
Can somebody advise us on how to manage the tabs at the top of the Plone page - i.e. how to hide some tabs (i.e. make some items not appear as tabs)?
Thank you very much in anticipation.
cmgui
Found the answer. In the Edit page of the folder, click on the item and then click on Edit of the item. In the Edit page of the item, click Settings and select Exclude from navigation.
I have created a new user and I have given the rights to edit and display some specific content type, and the user has no other rights. Also I have created for him an shortcut list with some specific nodes of that type, which he has access to see and to edit.
But the strange thing is when the user (I have checked doesn't matter which user, even the administrator user) edit and save that node, then the shortcut to that node disappear from the menu bar. I have check the shortcut list attributed to that user and there is no shortcut there.
Do you experience the same thing?
UPDATE: Found a similar issue for the menu problem I'm experiencing indicating that this is a bug: http://drupal.org/node/761648#comment-4345692
I have the same trouble. It becomes very tiresome recreating my menus every time I edit content. I don't know how to fix it, but it seems the problem stems from the 'Provide a menu link' option in the Menu Settings tab while editing content. If I don't manually change it every time I edit content, it'll automatically choose to add a menu link to the main menu, deleting it from any other menu it was in. If I uncheck it, it will still delete the old menu item anyway.
I hope someone has answers!
I had the same problem with 'basic pages'.
Changed content type (structure > content types) 'basic page' and checked all the checkboxes for 'available menus'.
If you edit the content now and set the 'provide menu link' to the correct menu it remembers it correctly and the menu items don't disappear anymore.
Hope this helps.
Nephews
Try simplifying the URLs.
One thing I've found is that if Drupal doesn't like (for whatever validation reason) your URL, it will not show it until you edit it to be acceptable.
For example, I tried adding this repeatedly without success
node/2/edit%3Fdestination%3Dadmin/content
It showed up fine when I changed it to:
node/2/edit
Perhaps something in the node URL changes when they edit it.
It's not a real bug, but a bit strange ;)
You have to edit your content type to accept all referred menus. So, the actual menu entry won't be deleted and placed in main menu.
Have fun =)