Hi all,
I noticed that users who have the ability to access their own broken links are also able to see other user's broken links. These users do not have "access broken links report" permission or "administer linkchecker". They simply have view their own broken link. I noticed the problem on 2.4 and upgraded to dev thinking that might fix the problem. It did not
All the best,
Patrick
Comments
Comment #1
hass commentedThe second user may have edited the article or created a new revision or have used the same link in one of his articles, too. What give you the impression that something goes wrong?
Comment #2
flahertypj commentedThanks for your response. I created a brand new account. The account has never edited any article but it's able to see any and all broken links by all users.
(Sorry about the delay in responding. I've been traveling)
All the best,
Patrick
Comment #3
hass commentedThe user must be member of a role that have this permission. Not sure under what url you look for the broken links. Would be good to know
Comment #4
flahertypj commentedI've given all authenticated user permission to access own broken links report. Users with that permission can go to any users account and see the tab for broken links and then see the page with the broken links. This must mean that tab and page generation isn't checking the permission correctly.
I'll look at the code sometime today and see if I can figure out the problem.
Thanks
Comment #5
flahertypj commentedI believe the menu item was missing 'access callback'. I added it along with a linkchecker_access_callback function and it seems to have fixed the problem.
Comment #6
hass commentedFixed in D6/D7