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It would be better to go into that user's group's Policy and uncheck the "menu_support" item.
[ed. note: sottwell last edited this post 11 years, 9 months ago.]
Nice to know. I just moved it into another category.
Alex G - Application Development Apprentice | New MODX User
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Alex, Susan, thanks both for your replies.
Alex I can see your Menupoint, although it is slightly different in my v2.3.2: "About(core:help)" and shows under "usernav", the 3rd item down the menu tree in http://[mydomain]/manager/?a=system/action.
However, I would like to remove it just for that user group, as Susan suggests. But the "menu_support" item is already unchecked. I've checked that the user is in the correct group, which uses this ACL. So now I'm confused. Any other possible solutions?..
Possibly the user is getting that menu_support permission somewhere else, or you haven't yet flushed permissions and sessions. A user who doesn't have that permission shouldn't see the question mark.
You can check to see if the user really has the permission or not by creating a snippet called CheckPermission:
[[!CheckPermission? &permission=`menu_support`]]
/* CheckPermission Snippet */
$perm = $modx->getOption('permission', $scriptProperties, '');
$hasPermission = $modx->checkPermission(trim($perm))? 'YES' : 'NO';
return '<p> Checking Current user for permission: ' . $perm . ' -- ' . $hasPermission . '</p>';
