[TYPO3-UG US] Backend user permission

[Zachary Davis]

TYPO3 has a couple layers of permissions (blessing or curse?). Check the 
"access" module in the backend and make sure that the user in question 
has access to the given pages. It's possible, in TYPO3, to have access 
to a mount via background group, but not to be able to do anything on 
those pages because of permissions in the access module.

Other than that, make sure the user can edit the pages table and the 
tt_content table.

Zach


Ari Stopassola Junior wrote:
> Hi
>
> After a while searching, I could not solve this "basic" problem and
> decided to appeal to the list.
> I need to provide an administrative user (backend user) that have
> permission to edit content, even create new pages.
> Assign the respective user as owner (with all permissions granted),
> yet the following message appears:
>
> "Your user settings don't allow creating, moving or removing elements
> from this page.
> Your settings indicate that you're either don't have the general right
> to edit page content, or you're not allowed to modify required tables
> or you're not allowed to edit the content fields. We suggest you
> recheck the settings or get in touch with your technical support."
>
> I defined the "DB Mounts" from the root of the site, the modules that
> he can see (Tab "Access Rights") and does not work.
> Excuse my english.
> Any hint is welcome.
>
> Thanks a lot.
> Ari Jr.