"You don't have enough privileges for this action!" error

Hi.

I’m installing a latest modx 0.9.6

I receive an error "You don’t have enough privileges for this action!" when trying to get to some of created pages (or after creating/editing page) in manager.
With close radion button switched - showing the-cleaning-up-message and after that before returning to the page I just edited throws a JS alert window with "You don’t have enough privileges for this action!" and OK button. After clicking OK it reloads right frame and throws an error again, so i have to click anything rapidly (manage resources for example) to break this circle.

And it happents after a clean installation - nothing was done.

And I can’t understand why it happens - where can I see logs? Or where should I switch debug mode?

I tried IE6 and Firefox 2 - both get errors.

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My OS WinXP Pro, browsers IE 6, Firefox 2

Server data:

PHP Version 4.4.7

System FreeBSD 4.11-RELEASE-p17 i386

SERVER_SOFTWARE Apache/1.3.37 (Unix)

Important

When error appears in manager apache writes the following log:

[tt][Tue Oct 16 20:58:43 2007] [error] PHP Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/u43221/my.domain/www/manager/actions/document_data.static.php on line 31[/tt]

the code at this line is

[tt]$limit = mysql_num_rows($rs);[/tt]

Don’t know what to do with it actually

One more bug - when editing page and entering alias it doesn’t save it.

And apache log is

[tt][Tue Oct 16 22:28:16 2007] [error] PHP Warning: strtr() [<a href=’function.strtr’>function.strtr</a>]: The second argument is not an array. in /home/u43221/my.domain/www/manager/processors/save_content.processor.php on line 859
[/tt]

I repeat - it’s out of box installation 0.9.6.

Any ideas???

The last issue is a known issue with non-UTF-8 sites and there are several threads here discussing workarounds.

The previous issue sounds like it might be related to the table_prefix you’ve chosen. Can you tell me what your table_prefix is and what version of MySQL the server is running?

MySQL Client API version 4.0.24

Table prefix a-pik4_ all in english

update: so you mean it’s better to leave UTF encoding and the problem just goes?

Quote from: Aramaki at Oct 16, 2007, 01:55 PM

MySQL Client API version 4.0.24

Table prefix a-pik4_ all in english

update: so you mean it’s better to leave UTF encoding and the problem just goes?

Yes on the UTF-8 regarding the second error. And your table-prefix is indeed the problem on the first error you saw recorded in the apache error log. If you use one without a dash in it, it will avoid the problem for now.

The UTF-8 issue is resolved in trunk in SVN, and I’ll get a fix for the unescaped table name in document_data.static.php before releasing 0.9.6.1 maintenance release in the next few days.

GREAT!!! Thenk you OpenGeek.

I made prefix "a1_" and it worked.

I guess modx didn’t like "-" in prefix - that’s weird  .

The only error left in logs is

[tt][Wed Oct 17 20:14:23 2007] [error] [client 217.10.47.251] File does not exist: /home/u43221/my.domain/www/manager/media/images/misc/dot.gif[/tt]

I guess that’s installation bug that will be fixed.