There is a User group (say "Editors") with restricted Admin rights. It has access to several Media sources which all are subdirectories of assets/images/.
When an "Editors" user logs in, he sees the following in the Media browser ("Dateien" means File system - to which he doesn't have access):
See attached shot-1.png.
Only after dropping down the list he sees the optional sources:
See attached shot-2.png.
Choosing one, it looks like that:
See attached shot-3.png.
What can I do to let the user see the options immediately?
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I would create a Media Source with a base path/url of assets/images/editors/ (or something like that) and make those four subdirectories of that. Then the user would see Editors, and get his four folders.
If you use the existing Content Editor policy, you need to check the items relating to files and directories.
It's not the Files tree at the left of the manager - this is okay.
I refer to the tree on the left of the Media browser.
I tried your way before, using as base path/url just assets/images/.
But in the Media browser it is the same:
The drop down list shows "1" as caption - also after it has expanded, showing the options (subdirectories).
As the Super Admin User, I see the same (caption 1) for just a moment, but it would be replaced immediately by the complete file tree (because the access to the root of the File system is permitted in this case).
One thought: Perhaps this Caption value 1 is the return value of a successfully executed snippet lacking an explicit return statement?
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Ah, yes. I see what you mean. I never use that, so I didn't even think to look at it.
The file browser for TVs is fine.
This looks like a bug to me.