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No, as long as your user's group has "view_unpublished" permission you should be able to see unpublished resources.
The User belongs to the "Administrator" group which has this permission and also the user has the "sudo user" checkbox marked.
I've cleared the cached and flushed all permissions and, yet, no luck.
Do you other front-end contexts in addition to the 'web' context?
No other contexts.
Although some other type of users have restricted access to some resources groups?
Thanks Scott & Bob for looking into this.
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Found the issue.
My environment is set to accept multiple domains and the server had domain A set as default whereas ModX had domain B as default. As a result, whenever I tried to preview an unpublished page, ModX didn't recognize me as an authenticated user and thus redirect me to the 404 page.
Sorry, I don't know how else to say that. If you have multiple contexts, I think the answer is yes.
The only cause I can think of is that the user you are logged on as doesn't have view_unpublished permission in the Policy attached to the Context Access ACL entry that gives them rights to the 'web' context.
I hope that makes sense.
It's the credentials of the front-end user that count, so maybe that user doesn't have preview_unpublished permission for the context of the Resource you were viewing, but the Manager user does.
