By tps on

Dear All

I created a content type through the admin interface.

A standard page where I added an Availability Calendar which comes from the add on module Availability Calendar.

I use the add on module Content Access because I would like to control access rights all the way down to the node level - do I need module Content Access for that?

I have to nodes, A and B, of this new content type - page with Availability Calendar.

I create a role and a user and tie the user to the role.

This role is give per content node access control to node A.

It turns find and the user can edit the header, body and Availability Calendar of node A. That is fine.

BUT - on node B the user is able to edit the Availability Calendar but not the header and body.

My intention is that the user should not be able to edit anything on node B.

User = 1 owns node B and the new user I created owns node A.

Where did I go wrong?

Thanks

Thomas S

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