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    Offhand, it looks like a problem with the Context Access ACL entry. You can confirm this by adding another Context Access ACL entry for the group with a Policy of Administrator. If that solves the problem, look at the differences in the permissions between the Administrator Policy and your "Member" policy.

    FWIW, I would not use the name Member for the group or the Policy to avoid confusion with the 'Member' role, which is given to anonymous users.
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      I changed the group from "Member" to "Members" and updated the relevent RFM/TW permissions.

      I tried adding an Admin ACL policy but no difference.
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        Do the users have a low enough authority number for the policy to be in effect?

        Is this in the front end or the Manager?

        Is the media source where the files go protected as well? That might fit better with the error message you're getting.

        Does RFM with TinymceWrapper have a usergroups setting that might be locking them out?

        To make sure it's a MODX permissions issue, make one of these users a sudo user, then flush permissions and log out all users before testing as that user. If that solves the problem, it's a permission issue. Don't forget to unset the sudo field later.
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          I tried sudo but I get the same "Unable to create/open file."

          Authority is 9999.

          It happens on both the back- and front-end.

          I suspect there is a usergroups setting issue but I can't spot it.
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            If the user is a sudo user and you've flushed permissions and logged out all users, and manually deleted all files in the core/cache directory, and it still doesn't work, it's not a MODX permission issue. sudo users bypass all MODX permissions.

            That suggests a permission or ownership problem with the directory the files are going to.
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              Besides making them sudo I'll also try moving the user from the "Members" usergroup to Administrator and see if that helps.
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                I am hoping to use TinymceWrapper to provide a RTE for some form fields in an Login.UpdateProfile.

                The form fields that I wish to provide the RTE for are all non standard fields created with Bob Rays ClassExtender.

                I see that TinymceWrapper can be used in the front end with NewsPublisher, but does anyone know if it can be used in the front end for updating profiles?

                If anyone has any experience of doing this, or could point me towards any documentation or examples I would be very grateful.
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                  It should work as long as you load all the necessary JS and set the correct class for richtext fields. In fact, you might not need TinyMCEWrapper. If you load a NewsPublisher page and do a "view source" it should show you how to load everything you need and what class names to use. I could be wrong.
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                    donshakespeare Reply #499, 6 years ago
                    Yup it is as simple as what they have on their official site.
                    If you want any of my speciality TinyMCE plugins, they are available on your server when you installed TinymceWrapper.
                    <!DOCTYPE html>
                    <html>
                    <head>
                      <script src="https://cloud.tinymce.com/stable/tinymce.min.js"></script>
                      <script>tinymce.init({ selector:'textarea' });</script>
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                      Thank you donshakespeare and Bob. I will give it a spin and will let you know how I get on.
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