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    Hi all. I have problem in 9.6.2

    I have 2 managers:

    admin (role: Administrator, group: Admins)
    editor (role: Editor, group: Editors)

    Also there is 2 document groups:
    public and system

    group Admin has access to both of document groups, group Editors has access only to public document group.

    In 9.6.1p2 when i log in as editor and create some document it has group public. In 9.6.2 it has no group and marked as: Accessible by everyone.



    I attach some images so you can see what is my conf is.

    Any suggestions why created by editor document do not assigned to "Public" group as it was in 9.6.1p2? They marked as "All Document Groups (Public)"
    • Please check the 0963 RC-1 release to see if this is still an issue. The post is stickied in this forum topic. Thanks.
        Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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        Quote from: rthrash at Oct 14, 2008, 04:08 AM

        Please check the 0963 RC-1 release to see if this is still an issue. The post is stickied in this forum topic. Thanks.

        There still seems to be a problem in 0963 RC-1.

        If I have a Role without ’Permission management’ then when using a manager account with this Role any Access Permissions are not inherited when creating a new child document.

        I have a similar (maybe related) issue posted here: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,29747.0.html
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          Delving deeper it looks like a problem in /manager/actions/mutate_content_dynamic.php (0.9.6.3-rc1) around line 1043.

          // Skip the access permission if the user doesn’t have access...
          if ((!$isManager && $row[’private_memgroup’] == ’1’) || (!$isWeb && $row[’private_webgroup’] == ’1’))
          continue;

          Here it skips writing an input tag containing the access permissions if the manager/user does not have access to alter the permissions. Previous verions of Modx would write out a hidden input field to retain these permissions, now it does not.

          fyi, here is the issue log: http://svn.modxcms.com/jira/browse/MODX-410