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Hello,
I've got a client with a couple of staff members who need to add blog posts. We've got them set up in the Manager user group but they are unable to see easyblog in the Components drop-down.
I figured out how to get that to show up by going to EasyBlog -> Options -> Manager -> Access Administration Interface to Allowed. However, they still aren't able to access anything on the dashboard except the Documentation.
In the ACL button of EasyBlog -> Manager, it says that they can Write and Publish Entries. But how do they do this without having any means to add a post from the dashboard? Yes, under the Blogger button, they are set to Manager. When they try to do so, they get the error:
Error
You are not authorised to view this resource.
This cannot possibly be this difficult, can it? Or do I need them to be doing this on the frontend?
Thoughts?
jenn
I've got a client with a couple of staff members who need to add blog posts. We've got them set up in the Manager user group but they are unable to see easyblog in the Components drop-down.
I figured out how to get that to show up by going to EasyBlog -> Options -> Manager -> Access Administration Interface to Allowed. However, they still aren't able to access anything on the dashboard except the Documentation.
In the ACL button of EasyBlog -> Manager, it says that they can Write and Publish Entries. But how do they do this without having any means to add a post from the dashboard? Yes, under the Blogger button, they are set to Manager. When they try to do so, they get the error:
Error
You are not authorised to view this resource.
This cannot possibly be this difficult, can it? Or do I need them to be doing this on the frontend?
Thoughts?
jenn
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