By SimonVlc on

Hi there,

I´m having a problem with the edit own blog permission. A couple of editors receive and publish articles under some other writers blogs. These "admins" create a new blog entry, and before publishing it they change the author user to the original writer...

The problem is that in this entries, the original writer don´t see the "edit" tab in the blog entry post. I just tested as one of them, creating one blog post directly, and then all works fine (they see the edit tab).

Anyone have an idea of what happens here?

Thanks in advance!

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SimonVlc commented

Anyone?

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scottyzwilson commented

Did you ever figure this out? I seem to be having the same issue and can't figure it out. Doesn't happen with other content types though...

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scottyzwilson commented

Never mind; my issue was that I, as the admin, posted several blog entries under another user's name -- except I used "full HTML" as the input format. Those users do not have access to that input format, only "filtered HTML". So, Drupal detected that they would not have the access to submit the post as "full HTML" -- and thus, even though their username was the listed author, would not allow them to edit the node. Weird, but good for security settings -- it could easily be overlooked.