Closed (fixed)
Project:
Front Page
Version:
6.x-1.2
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Reporter:
Created:
10 May 2010 at 03:47 UTC
Updated:
5 Jun 2010 at 10:42 UTC
Hello, when I attempt to save my front page settings using this module I get:
403 Permission Denied
You do not have permission for this request /admin/settings/front
I am logged in as user/1 and this module worked previously on this installation. I've also tried your new development version and it gives me the same error. Does this module store anything in the database I can wipe out? Are there any modules that are not compatible? I'm running a multi site config and I tried it on one of the other sites running the same code and it works ok there. That site is probably running different modules however. Thanks and best,
Patrick
Oh, and I've tried rebuilding permissions.
Comments
Comment #1
Dublin Drupaller commentedstrange. i guess it might be something to do with the multi site config. can you provide some more detail?
Comment #2
plato1123 commentedEach site gets its own database and files folder to write to. Does this module save the front page in the database, or a file or? I think I should probably just wipe out all of its settings or files and reinstall this module. Best,
Patrick
Comment #3
Dublin Drupaller commented@patrick: in the variables table there are a few front_page settings you can delete but they have nothing to do with the error you're experiencing. Do you have the same problem administering other module settings in your multi-site installation?
dub
Comment #4
Dublin Drupaller commentedas an afterthought..do you have an URL ALIAS path setup on your multi-site that maybe conflicting with the front_page.module path?
Comment #5
plato1123 commentedOk, now I'm puzzled... after an afternoon of trial and error I can put anything in the Body area and it will be saved *except* http://
If any of my links, img tags or whatever have http:// I get a permission denied!! What the heck????
Comment #6
Dublin Drupaller commenteda long shot, but, it sounds like something to do with your input filters. do you have any modules enabled that restrict what people can post...such as links or other html tags?
Comment #7
plato1123 commentedI deleted all of the input filters except "full html"... I'm really at a loss at this point, is this field saved in the database? I'll just edit it there...geez!
Comment #8
plato1123 commentedSo nobody has a solution for this one and nobody can even tell me where this module stores its content? Comeon guys, you're killing me...
Comment #9
Dublin Drupaller commentedhiya plato. drop me an email with an admin login and I'll have a look tonight. it's difficult to know what might be causing your problem. 99.9% certain it's nothing to do with the front page.module...as that doesn't strip out content in the way you describe.
Comment #10
plato1123 commentedThat was a strange one, I finally was able to restore a database to revert the site back to when this issue did not occur. Haven't had the same problem since. Thanks though.
Comment #11
Dublin Drupaller commented