I just encountered a tricky "Acess Denied" error message. After creating a new user, and adding them to a role that has permissions to edit all node types, they were still unable to edit certain nodes. Everything looked fine on the access control settings page. It turns out, they did not have access to the Full HTML Filter, which was used to originally create the nodes. As soon as I granted them permission to the input filter, they were able to edit the nodes.
where is the solution?
Where is the solution for this error?
Access Denied You are not authorized to access this page 4 node
In Drupal 6.20 site, login to the site as administrator, create content of one Page or one Story, but when click on the link of this content, there is below error message displayed in the page.
"Access Denied
You are not authorized to access this page."
It is much appreciated if anyone can help with this.
By the way, it will be good if you can reply to my mail address qiubosu@gmail.com. Thanks!
OMG
Thanks a lot for this. I've been looking for the solution for nearly 6 working hours before I came across your page. I've been looking and checking the permission page over and over again, rebuilding the permission, investigating the node_access table. Never thought the solution would be as simple as this. Thanks mate ... :)
It works dude!!!
Hi
i am a drupal professional and this issue already spoil my 4 hours.
Thanks for your lovely post.
God bless
Ajay singh rathore.
Netlink
EUREKA!
Many thanks. Like those other lads, I just spent about four hours looking for a reason for those frustrating "Access Denied" messages, which were occurring on seemingly arbitrary pages, all of the "Page" content type. It's almost 1 a.m. and I can finally go to bed knowing that the problem is solved. Thanks for posting that message, way back when.
Yay!
Thanks for posting this! I was going nuts trying to figure out why I some pages were editable for a role and some weren't. My evening looks much freer thanks to me finding your very useful post =)
Thank You
Thank you so much for this tip. The issue was about to drive me crazy :-p You made my day.
Jc
Thanxxx !
Nice one !!! Been stuck on this for a couple of hours before discovering your post :-) Tricky !
Agreed, and just to help newbies...
This great post by Eric is successfully followed NOT REPEAT NOT by checking, in access control, "administer filters" (although that will fix the problem, it also will give users access to a management page). Follow the post carefully, and head over to Site Configuration - Input Formats and check the non-default ones. Make sure that for each input format, your user's role is checked.
A typical way for this bug to bite you is by the admin's creating some content for the user that used a filter. As soon as the admin does that, the "Edit" link disappears off the page.
Another way is by changing the default Input Format.
Thanks again, Eric
--Paris Finley
Nice one!
Thanks for this. Just sorted the same issue on my test site (v6.15).
I may be stating the obvious for those more familiar with Drupal than I am, but in case its of any help to others: after granting access to the filters, I also had to rebuild the permissions on the site (Administer / Content Management / Post Settings / Rebuild Permissions) before this worked for anonymous users.
Cheers, John
Thanks man! You just saved
Thanks man! You just saved me from pulling out my hair :)
Thank you!
This just solved my issue as well, thanks for posting!