Hi,

As an anonymous user i cant see the image title, and there's also no permission available for anonymous users.

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#8 753174.patch510 bytesMile23
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darthf1’s picture

The permission "create image titles" is responsible for

A. Creating the image title
B. Displaying the image title

So i think this permission needs to be split up in "create image title" and "display image title" or if the permission is only used for display, rename the permission to "display image title".

dksdev01’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » dksdev01

Right now all user can see image title and there is no specific permission for display, create image title is just for giving permission to create/update image title for node or menu.

Make sure you have checked show image title in content type edit page and individual node page,

if need I can add permission for anonymous user, but need few more votes as I suppose there won't be any need of this as may create complexity installing module.

Thanks, Dev

darthf1’s picture

With my drupal setup, only the administrator could see the image title and anonymous users couldnt. Only when i've checked "create image titles", the anonymous users were able to see it

spazfox’s picture

I'm having the same problem. Anonymous users can see the image title ONLY if they are given the "create image titles" permission. I can see them as the admin.

Katharine_Gates’s picture

Me 4. Only admin can see titles unless I give "create" permission to anonymous users. Yes, I've checked "show image title" on individual nodes. There does not seem to be an option to "show image title" in the configuration of individual content types.

dksdev01’s picture

got issue, working on it. will update once fixed.

sdn’s picture

any luck?

Mile23’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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510 bytes

Took out the check against 'create image titles' at the top of hook_nodeapi().

kenahoo’s picture

@Mile23 - rather than remove the access check altogether, it should still check when the $op isn't 'view' or 'load'. Otherwise anonymous users can store images, which is obviously not good. See this patch in a Drupal.org sandbox fork: http://drupalcode.org/sandbox/kenahoo/1411716.git/commitdiff/5ae81df