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$modx->user->hasSessionContext('mgr') Problem

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    diatomin Reply #11, 11 years, 2 months ago
    Yep, read a forum post about someone having an issue with putting their manager on a subdomain. In my case, they're all on a subfolder since it's in an addon domain:

    Accessible via FTP by:

    /public_html/site2
    /public_html/site2/manager

    Accessible via browser by:

    http://www.site2.com
    http://www.site2.com/manager

    My issue at the moment is the admin account (SUDO checked) not being able to view unpublished resources. It's triggering an error page and forwarding to the homepage.
    • sottwell Reply #12, 11 years, 2 months ago
      You need to create sets of access policies for the contexts, with the view_unpublished permission.
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        diatomin Reply #13, 11 years, 2 months ago
        I'll give this a try, though I really didn't see this problem with a version of the site that's in my localhost a few days ago...
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          diatomin Reply #14, 11 years, 2 months ago
          Ok, I managed to get this all fixed up. I decided to look into what PHP I've got in my localhost, and it was 5.4.7. So I decided to "upgrade" the PHP engine @ Cpanel to 5.4 with a single PHP.INI file, but before that, flushed the cache, permissions, and sessions. Boom, it worked. So I'm thinking something strange was going on PHP side.