Users denied permission to add pages

[jamie-lynne]

I have set the start page of each namespace to have the "add new page to that namespace" box. My users are seeing "You are not allowed to add pages" when they have Delete rights in ACLs. The only users who can still see the add new page box are the Superusers I put in the configuration manager.

[Olivier-Axion]

DokuWiki speeds up browsing through the wiki by caching parsed files. Did you try to prevent the page from being cached by using the NOCACHE tag?

~~NOCACHE~~

[sshafiullah]

Placing NOCACHE on the page that contains the form solves this issue. I suggest placing this solution prominently on the README as the plugin is unusable without it

[ghost]

Thanks @sshafiullah
I use this extension on our sidebar to easily add links. It was broken when new users logged in (all permissions reflected solely their own.) Placing ~~ NOCACHE ~~ on that though fixed it so now everyone only has access to add pages that they are a group of.

Cheers

[simpelpimpel]

Doesnt work for me.

Nocache-tag doesnt work
Reducing the maximum age for caching (to 1 or even -1 seconds) doesnt work
Deactivating/reactivating doesnt work
Reinstalling doesnt work
Uninstalling/installing doesnt work

It allways shows "You are not allowed to add pages" with either Users or Superusers...
ACLs are set right...

what else can I try?

[thorpj]

Has there been any progress on this issue?

Edit: I'm not 100% sure what fixed it. But in the middle of fixing an unrelated issue, I added an ACL rule that set the @admin (the role I have that has permissions to delete) to have up to the permission "edit" for the "start" page. "create", "upload" and "delete" are greyed out for some reason.

I don't understand why this would fix it, but give it a go, the change is easily reveresed if it doesn't work.

Also i noticed that in the line "//$conf['superuser'] = 'admin';" in ......../wiki/conf/local.php.dist, the username shown is different to the admin user that i've set as superuser in the web configuration. Try changing this to your superuer's username and uncomment that line. But do this at your own risk. I haven't tested it, but if it does cause trouble, you should still be to reverse the change.

[dregad]

Looks like a duplicate of #38