query editing only available for primary user

By primary, I mean the user that's set up when you install Drupal (and I doubt this is the official terminology). Anyways, I tried to build a new query it won't allow me (access denied) unless I'm logged in as *primary*. There is no difference between my role settings as admin and that of the primary user. Actually there's nowhere to set special rights for primary user access (which are role-based, except for the database updating rights in the modules section, but that's mySQL dependant). It's not a big deal, because I have access to that account, but I am not the primary user since I do not own the website. Then again, this is probably not be a *bug* per se, just something I don't know about Drupal. I find this really strange since *note relativity* is the only module that has that requirement (the web site has about 25 modules installed and running).

I'm working on a .po for the french language. It should be done and tested relatively (!) soon. It's a little tricky since most of it is often context implementation-dependant.

efolia

Actually the primary user is user/1 ;-)
Admin (which is me) is user/2
And yes, every other user, no matter what role they have, has access denied when it comes to adding a new relativity query. I made sure the database and modules are updated so this is not the source of the problem. I uninstalled it, removed it, re-installed it and still the same problem. I even tried adding a new user with full roles and access to test it. I still have to log in as user/1 if i want to edit a new query.

I will probably help you to know that the *node relativity query* appears under the *Create content* menu only for user/1, and not for the others. user/1 and user/2 have the exact same role setting. As I said, I did run the Drupal update script just to be sure (then again, it should not matter because no new user were added nor any role changed since installing the module). I can't try it right now, but as I remember it, when I install the module under user/2 (for example), I have access rights to the query module, only this right disapears as soon as I disconnect and it remains accessible only to user/1. I shall verify this again once I can play with the site tomorrow if needed.

The only hint I would have if i was working on that problem is that it might be a mySQL-related issue. user/1 is the only user who has access right to the database from within Drupal (because its name and pwd are hardcoded in Drupal settings). As far as I know (but I don't know that much), this is the only difference between user/1 and other users with the same role settings.

efolia

It works (after uninstalling and reinstalling the module and corresponding access rights, as usual).

Thanks for the quick fix, that'll help me a lot (i wont have to log in as someone else and risk making identity mistakes).

Actually, I wonder why it didnt work in the first place, since all you did is add the menu in the block -- and it points to the same node/add/relativity_query as the menu on the main Create a content page does (I forgot to mention that before). I swear I tried the uninstall/reinstall process over and over before. Weird.

Anyhow, again, thanks a lot. :-)

efolia