I have some tables that I want certain roles to be able to edit. It seems that the only way someone can edit a table is by turning on the administer tables for a specific role, but when turning on this permission the role where the permission is turned on can edit all tables.

In other words lets say I have two roles (apples and bananas). Each of these roles has tables, and they should be able to edit content for their specific role (e.g., apples can edit tables created by apples, but not tables created by bananas). When I have the tablemanager permissions set as follows for the apples role:

create Apples content
edit any Apples content
edit own Apples content

The only thing a user with the Apples role can do is add content to the table. The edit portion doesn't work. The only way I can get the edit portion to work is to turn on tablemanager permissions for administer tables; however when I do this, Apples can edit their content, but also Bananas content.

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stinky commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Never mind. I think the problem was for the specific role, I didn't have the list tables permission set. Sorry.