drupal v4.6.5, taxonomy_access.module 4.6.5 on MySQL

I just spent over an hour on this - the procedure goes like this:

- User A creates some node and uses e.g. "full HTML" as input type (User A has the right to do so)
- User A assigns this node a taxonomy term which also gives the right to update this node by a User B
- User B views the page but no edit button is displayed and he has no chance of editing the content

-> User B will not be able to edit the page although all settings in taxonomy access control are correct (this is probably true for all other content access modules) until the used input type is enabled for User B's role in admin/filters

I think this should be put somewhere on a prominent place in the documentation - or there could even be some additions in the code displaying a warning somewhere!

Comments

cortex’s picture

cortex commented

Well, the heading is not correct really, it should be:

Add a hint to check for input format

keve’s picture

keve commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

This is handled by filter.module.

But i do not understand why dont you give User B permission to submit "full html".
Since update/delete permissions in TAC are 'administrator' permissions, that should be given to e.g content administrators. I think these 'content administrators' would also need to be able to submit "Full HTML", especially when you give this filter permission to a simple user (in your example: User A).