Hi,

I am using the latest 1.4 version (the problem also existed in older version).

I imported some publications using the bibtex import function. The problem is that whenever i want to export a bibtex for a publication, it is exported twice (same when using with the popups module).
The problem doesn't occur for publications created manually, or when i sign in to any user account. Only anonymous users have this problem.

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rjerome’s picture

Are you using any other access control modules like organic groups or taxonomy access control?

addoula’s picture

Hi,

Yes, i am using Nodeaccess.. I disabled the module, and the problem was solved.
Re-enabling it, then rebuilding the permissions, and the problem is solved... :)

However, when i import a new bibtex, i need to rebuild permissions, in order to avoid the problem.
I guess there is a conflict with the nodeaccess module?

rjerome’s picture

I just installed and tested with nodeaccess and I don't see this problem. Did you set the defaults for biblio on the admin/user/nodeaccess page?

addoula’s picture

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Yes, View for all roles.. However, i checked "Give node grants priority".

I tested it again locally on a fresh installation, with only the two modules.. and the problem still exists. (duplications for anonymous users)
Only when rebuilding permissions, the duplication ends.

I am attaching a bibtex example (from wikipedia), where the problem happens.

rjerome’s picture

I don't suppose you would like to try the latest -dev version when it is rebuilt (with today's date). I think it should fix your problem.

addoula’s picture

Yep, the problem is solved in the latest dev version :)

Thanks for your help.

rjerome’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Great, then we'll call this fixed. That bug fix will be in the next release, but there is no harm in using the -dev version until then.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.