I can't get any other user than user 1 to be able to add Drupal projects (in a relevant term reference field). All permissions are enabled, and I tried both editing existing content and creating new.
This makes the field difficult to use for the average site user.
Find how the access restriction(?) for the autocomplete works, and change it.
Find a solution.
Implement the solution.
Test the solution.
When users other than uid 1 starts typing in a term field for Drupal projects, the autocomplete function will provide a dropdown of suggestions.
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1514772-1-new_autocomplete_permission.patch | 810 bytes | itangalo |
Comments
Comment #1
itangalo commentedOk, I found it! The permission for the autocomplete callback was 'administer content', when it should be 'administer nodes'.
I took the liberty of suggesting a new permission for this, 'use web_taxonomy', since I think it's rather limiting to only allow content administrators to use this autocomplete.
Patch attached!
Comment #2
itangalo commentedChanging project. It turned out that the bug was in Web Taxonomy, not in the Drupal Documentation Web module.
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedRad! thanks for the patch, fixed with commit http://drupalcode.org/project/web_taxonomy.git/commit/213daf1