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Wow... Some additional detail. I was adding an existing client to another form's existing view. At MAIN, I added her from the pool so that she would show up as a candidate for the view. I added her to the view. All was fine and good. Going back to the form listings, I check all of the other views and guess what. This person was the only one listed who had access to the other form's views. What I think Ben is that 1) the MySQL statement is not getting previous clients and just added the new client. It seems to be just replacing the client with the new addition, dropping all of the others and 2) the MySQL statement seems to be global and not working with the individual view. I think with the above, you should be able to recreate the scenerio and replicate the error.
Here is what I would do: Find an existing private client view. Add someone who exists in the client pool of names, save and then check the other views. I have repeated this twice with the same results so you should be able to see this too.
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Hi Ben,
Unless 2.1 is weeks or even a month away, I hope you would reconsider doing a patch for the above problem. Many may not update, and for me, it is a daily routine to have to go through all 66+ views and check their client's access (let alone remember them all) as I add more views or a new client to an existing view. I find myself doubting if I cover all those rechecks nightly and last night, I missed a few which cause great grief from the users. Or, if you can give me the modules where the MySQL statement that do this process are located, I will look into tracing that and might be able to fix it myself since I am a php programmer. But not intimate with the hierarchy of all the code that you've written, I don't want to start at the beginning of the root index.php page and trace from there.
Your thoughts will be appreciated and thanks!
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I am still having the same problem. I am using FT as a CMS. It seems when I add a new account or make changes to the permissions it wipes everything out including the views.
I am running 2.04 and have run the database integrity module.
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Hi Kellie,
You're quite right - I'll release a patch release for this (2.1 is taking a lot longer than anticipated).
I should have some time tomorrow - I'll investigate the whole thing and hopefully be able to get the patch completed then.
bwaye - I'll get back to you once I've fully investigated Kellie's fix.
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Drat... still can't reproduce it, despite Kellie's instructions.
Okay: what browser is everyone using? I'm going to do some tests on different environments.
If there's a browser-specific JS error, perhaps it's failing to submit the form details properly...
- Ben
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[N.B. I'm going to make this thread sticky, until it's been resolved.]
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I primarily use Firefox. I'm not sure what my users are using when logging in.
