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    Hi all,

    Situation
    We've upgraded a client's website from 2.1.3 to 2.2.10-pl and we have found that some security settings have changed with our users. We've done our best to get things to match up to the old site, but it's choppy at best.

    The Problem
    For the life of me, I can't seem to get the 'Resource Groups' tab to show up when a user is editing a resource. I've attached a screenshot of what an admin user can see for reference. Unfortunately, my client's user can't see the 'Resource Groups' tab.

    I've tried:

    Add a 'Form Customization' rule that applies to all users...but it still doesn't work.


    Sar

    This question has been answered by insightdesign. See the first response.

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      First, try deleting all the files in the core/cache directory and clearing the browser cache and cookies. There may be something leftover from the previous site.

      If that doesn't help, try turning off the compress_js and compress_css System Settings.

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        Quote from: BobRay at Jan 28, 2014, 04:32 PM
        First, try deleting all the files in the core/cache directory and clearing the browser cache and cookies. There may be something leftover from the previous site.

        If that doesn't help, try turning off the compress_js and compress_css System Settings.


        Hi BobRay

        Thanks for replying. I did as you suggested but it turns out that the issue I had was this:

        - I had to add 'resourcegroup_resource_edit' to the Policy Template assigned to the user
        - Then in turn I had to turn it on in the Access Policy assigned to the user

        It's a real bummer that I have to go back and fix the security settings for each one of my user groups. This website unfortunately has SO many! I got my work cut out for me.

        Sar
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          I'm glad you figured it out. Once you've modified the Policy Template and the Policy, it should apply to all user groups once you flush permission and sessions. You shouldn't have to modify the User Groups.
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