I have set up Drupal 5.7 with authenticated users and editors. Editors have more functionality available and should also have more TinyMCE options. Because of this, I created two TinyMCE roles: editors and others (which includes authenticated users). However whenever I log in as an editor, I only have the authenticated user TinyMCE options. If I delete the TinyMCE "other" role, the editor has full options.

I read in the documentation the lowest role of a user is used to determine which TinyMCE role is used. The editor user I created only has the role of "editor", but also isn't it true that all new roles in Drupal are by default authenticated user + whatever additional capabilities?

How do I set up TinyMCE so I can have editors with more options and authenticated users with less, without TinyMCE wanting to default editors to the lesser group?

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sgdev commented
Version: 5.x-1.9-1 » 5.x-1.9

I just noticed this was placed under 5.x-1.9-1. I don't know what version that is ... I downloaded the recommended version for our implementation, which is 5.x-1.9.

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ingacosta commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

I have the same problem. The roles of my site are administrators and authenticated users. Administrators should click the 'disable rich-text' link, authenticated users not. But neither can take that option.

There is a duplicate:
http://drupal.org/node/181798

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sgdev commented

Thanks for sharing. I can't believe the problem is the order of the TinyMCE roles ... that should be fixed so there is not such a dependency.

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askupendra commented
Assigned: Unassigned » askupendra
Category: support » feature
Priority: Normal » Critical
Status: Closed (duplicate) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

i am trying to make the whole website user authenticated but but on the same time need to make 5 static pages which will be visible to the end user, these pages will not require login. in Drupal 5.7
Plz guide me.

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khoomy commented

It is better to use your own roles for all type of users even for admin and dont use drupal default roles (Anonymous and Authenticated)

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askupendra commented

drupal is giving 1st level authentication access but if i am going to authenticate a specific page say for example i am not able to do it even if i am creating my own access level also

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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (outdated)