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I have added a special access level (identical to Registered) called Subscriber. It displays in the users access list, I can code menu items, content, and etc to it, but when a user with that access level logs in they do not see any of it. Not even an administrator can see it, they are there, just not visible on the front end.

Here are the database tables I modified and their details:

mos_core_acl_aro_groups
Group_ID: 101
Parent_ID: 25
Name: Subscriber
lft: 17
rgt: 21

mos_groups
id: 3
name: Subscriber

What is really wierd is when I trace things in the database, they look ok. (ie, a menu item with subscriber as the access level shows 101 in the DB, and the user shows 101 as their access level, yet they do not see the menu item). I thought it might be a template issue, but I tried putting solarflare back up and still no change. It is driving me crazy.

I really need to get this up and running as soon as possible as this is the last thing holding up the site. If anyone can help I would appreciate it.

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mneerukonda

Hi,
I have exactly the same scenario as you have. I too modified

mos_groups:

id : 4
name : Partner

mos_core_acl_aro_groups:

Group_ID: 22
Parent_ID: 18
Name: Partner
lft: 8
rgt: 13
although i have no clue what the lft and rgt do.

Then i made a content item assigned to this Partner access level. Also assigned a user to this access level.

Now when the user logs in, he can view the link . On clicking it , he gets an error "You are not authorized to view this resource".

Were you able to fix your problem ? If so, please share with me

mneerukonda