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    Hi all, I was teaching 2 collegues to edit new documents in modx, and discovered that when we login with their account instead of the admin one I am accostumed to, they are not given the longTitle, description fields in the editing interface.

    I went straight into the setting for the Role the user is part of, but all check-boxes under 'General' and 'Content-management' are already set; I don't see anything else related to the issue further down the page


    How can I have those fields shown for them too (aside from promoting the user to the admin Role) ??

    MODx 1.0.10
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      Check the "mm_rules" chunk used by ManagerManager plugin.

      you probably have something like:

      // News editors role -- creating a variable makes it easier to manage if this changes in the future
      $news_role = '3';
      mm_hideFields('menutitle...
      ....
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        Oh ManagerManager plugin ... I don't even remember why I'm using it on this old site -good tip thought!

        I'll have a look and report back (by Monday)

        thanks, ciao


        Quote from: banzai at Mar 14, 2014, 08:50 AM
        Check the "mm_rules" chunk used by ManagerManager plugin.

        you probably have something like:

        // News editors role -- creating a variable makes it easier to manage if this changes in the future
        $news_role = '3';
        mm_hideFields('menutitle...
        ....