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I have a site setup to not allow anonymous users to view all content, but they should be allowed to upload content. In order for them to be able to do so they now have to have the Access Content permission granted. I was using an older version and didn't have this problem. Is this by design? To replicate I'm using imagefield to try to upload an image as an anonymous user during registration that's part of a content profile content-type. Thank you for all of your work on this module.
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Comment #1
quicksketchContent Profile currently does not work with FileField as part of a registration, see the bug report here: #451654: Filefield upload during registration.
Comment #2
scalp CreditAttribution: scalp commentedI submitted a patch on that thread that deals with part of the issue there. My main question here was just whether or not the access content permission really needed to be granted in order for this to work. I imagine there are other cases where anonymous users would need to upload files, but not be able to see all content. I've managed to work around this using views and panels and their permission settings. I was just thinking that having to have access content granted would be a problem for more people than just me. However, given that no one else has commented on this as being a problem for them perhaps it's not as big an issue as I'd thought. Once again, thank you for your work on this!