Field disabled despite having permissions assigned [#2036261]

Sorry, my English is not very good ...

I'm using Drupal 7.22 and Permissions Field 7.x-1.0-beta2
I have a content type called "Bebidas" with a field called "Descripcion".
In addition, I created a role called "Editor".
The role "Administrator" can create a node of type "Bebidas". The role "Editor" must be able to edit them as necessary.
For the field "Description" I've set custom permissions, which enable the role "Editor" to perform all operations (Create own, Edt own, Edit anyone, View own and view anyone).
However, when a user belonging to this role edit a node, the "Description" field is disabled.
I'm not sure this is a bug...
Have I configured something incorrectly? Or am I misunderstanding the functioning of the module?
Thanks for your help

Gery Mont

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Comment #1

David_Rothstein CreditAttribution: David_Rothstein commented 7 July 2013 at 17:58

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This is not due to the Field Permissions module - it's because of text format permissions. (The message is coming from Drupal core.)

Basically, the data in the field has been stored with a particular text format (example: "Full HTML") that the person trying to edit the content does not have permission to use. For security reasons, Drupal will not let you edit content which uses a text format that you do not have access to.

To fix this, you could either edit the content as a higher-level administrator and change the text format to something else, or grant the Editor role permission to use the text format it's already stored with (using the Filter module administration interface or the Filter module section on the permissions page). If this is not a trusted role, make sure to understand any security aspects of this decision before changing the configuration.

For more information, you could probably search for the English-language text of the message - "This field has been disabled because you do not have sufficient permissions to edit it" - since there are other discussions of this issue elsewhere.