[Typo3] Allowing non-Admin users to insert frontend plugins?

[Michael Courcy]

Hard to answer to your problem as we can't see your configuration, but 
it's probably a question of giving the good right to the good group. I 
had the same problem at the beginning, and I manage to understand my 
mistake by comparing my setting to the setting used in the quickstart 
package.

You should try to reproduce them exactly at the beginning, test it and 
then start the customisation after you validate the first step.

Michael

Jason Lefkowitz wrote:

>Hey...
>
>well, i've finally managed to get my first frontend plugin into working shape.  Everything seems to be clicking along fine.  Except for one thing...
>
>I configured the plugin to add itself to the "Insert Plugins" list, and when I add pagecontent as a user with Admin privileges, I see it in that list.  However, when I try to do so as a non-Admin user, the "Plugin:" list comes up empty.  Not only does my plugin not show up, none of the other front-end plugins that are installed (mininews, RDF newsfeed, etc.) show up either.  It's an empty list.
>
>This is very weird.  I assume that somewhere I have failed to configure something properly, but I've just spent hours scouring the documentation and I can't figure out what.  The static templates are included in the page template; the backend users are allowed access to these plugins in the allow/deny list.  What am I doing wrong?  Is there a master switch I need to flip somewhere?
>
>Help O gods of Typo3!!!  I am so close!!!  :-)
>
>-- Jason Lefkowitz
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