We are unable to scroll in the permissions panel within pagebuilder. The bottom of the list is cut off and trying to scroll just scrolls the pagebuilder page versus the list of available user types. This is happening on all of our websites.
Unable to Scroll User Categories in Pagebuilder Permissions
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Marked as the solutionNeed to add this css code inside page builder css file. Can you give me FTP access?
.sp-pagebuilder-admin ul.nav.nav-tabs {
height: 600px;
overflow-x: scroll;
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Thanks for contacting us. Sorry for the inconvenience. Will you please provide me the Joomla administrator access to check the issue? I will check & get back to you soon.
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Is this a local issue or a bug that will be resolved in a future release?
Becuase this will need to be replicated on a lot of websites that we have, all of which are experiencing an issue, would you be able to just give me the path to the CSS file that needs updating? We will put this in our notes and update each site as needed.
Is this a local issue or a bug that will be resolved in a future release?
We will fix it future update.
administrator/components/com_sppagebuilder/assets/css/sppagebuilder.css
Will you please spend some to write a review about our product and support quality?
This issue seems to have retunred. It wasn't fixed with the release and the updates undid the CSS override to the pagebuilder file
Did you check Page Builder latest version 5?
I can't use 5 because page level permissions do not exist. There is no way to set user edit permissions on a page level that I could find. Need that functionality.
Page level permission means? Are you talking about section permission?
In SPPB 3.x - Administrator > Components > Pagebuilder > Pages > Left Side Globe > Permissions
You can change the edit, edit state, and delete for any page based on user groups. I have only been able to change edit permissions globally in 5, meaning that any user can edit any page. When we build sites, we only want certain users to be able to edit certain pages based on their role.
It was the functionality that was discussed in this thread.
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Because that was testing, I am sure that it has been removed when things were restored.
If you are talking about the ACL, then wacth this video.
The video is showing the global user permissions. I am talking about the individual page edit permissions that are modified by clicking on the globe on the pagebuilder page on the backend.
Are you talking about this permission?
I will try to manage a fix by tomorrow. Thanks
You can see what I am talking about in the Google Drive link.
SPPB 3 - there is no way to scroll down the user list of uers. This was resolved with an override that was provided a while go (part of this thread), but it was never fixed in pagebuilder and the SPPB 3 update wiped out the override. We do not modify it often so I ust noticed it
SPPB 5 - There is no way to modify permissions on a page basis. The only option I can find is global, giving all users with edit permissions the ability to edit ANY pagebuilder page versus just the specific page assigned to that user. Edit own doesn't resolve this because they aren't building the page, they just have edit permisions to modify the content on a single page within their department.
Yes, That is the area that I am talking about. There are many more user groups but the scroll moves the main frame (website) versus the overlay of the user groups.
.sp-pagebuilder-admin ul.nav.nav-tabs {
height: 600px;
overflow-x: scroll;
}
solved it but gets overridden each time there is a new release and there I could not find this feature in SPPB 5. It was supposed to be resolved in SPPB 3 a year ago but doesn't seem to have made it into the release.
Please see the video that I posted for the issue with the scroll.
I understand. Thank you
Thank you!
If this could be added to the feature list for SPPB 5, that would be great. It is an important feature when we have a lot of users with different permissions across the websites that we maintain.
Right now we are happy with SPPB 3, but to upgrade, that is a must for us.
I would request you to check the Page Builder 5 on your locally. I think you will like it. Thanks
Is there a way to set these permissions on each page on 5? I did download to test but I couldn't find this function in there.
Other than that, it is looking good in my tests, but I can't use it until the permissions can be adjusted in there.
Is there a way to set these permissions on each page on 5? I did download to test but I couldn't find this function in there.
We will fix it both version. We have added backend on Page Builder 5. That's why i did request you to check the page builder 5.
Great thanks! We have been using in our test environment for a few months. Looking good! Just can't rush to upgrade live sites. Huge improvement over 4. Glad to see the backend has returned.
I have informed our team. I will try to fix it by tomorrow. Thanks
Thanks so much. There is not a rush. It is a needed item, but it isn't time sensitive.
Thank you so much for your cooperation.
Installed a fix package. But, nothing changed on your site. It works fine on my localhost. I think caching problem.
Looks like parts of your changes were blocked by our firewall.
Would you be able to let me know the fix so that I can replicate the steps on our other sites that are experiencing the same issue?
Also, is it safe to update or will that wipe out the fix?
Download a backup of your site and run in your localhost. Then check again. Thanks
It works on the hosted version of the site. Just curious how i can repeat those steps on the other websites that are experiencing the same issue. Also can we safely update pagebuilder without overriding the resolution?
Download this package and install other site to solve this issue. Thanks
Hello,
I was following this thread and would like to add my support for sdlsites request to add page level permissions to SPPB5.
Like them, we cannot move from 3.8.x to SPPB5 on our production sites until this feature is added.
Do we have an eta on when this feature will be generally available in SPPB5? Is it possible to get a dev version for testing?
Thank you!
EJ
I was following this thread and would like to add my support for sdlsites request to add page level permissions to SPPB5.
No problem will be SPPB5. Already this function is available.
Toufig,
I have just downloaded and tested SPPB 5.0.1. When viewing the page settings in SPPB 5.0.1 I do NOT see the "Globe/permissions" option that was available in SPPB 3.8.x.
I do see the "Access Level" settings as was previously available in SPP 3.8.x.
Am I missing something or need to enable a setting to view this page level option?
Here is a screenrecording showing the differences between 3.8 and 5.0.1
https://watch.screencastify.com/v/QNbKehpJPefWvUERfBHD
Thanks,
EJ
Toufiq
I am with them Shorecrest - 5.0.1 doesn't have page level permissions, unless I am looking in the wrong place. It is different than access level, as we are talking about edit versus view permissions.
I would assume that it will be released with the next major version (5.1) versus a bug fix release, but if it ws supposed to be in 5.0.1, I am strugging to find it as well.
Thank you again for your quick work on the scroll issue. It is appreciated.
SDLSites,
Thank you for clarifying!
Regarding the scroll issue in 3.8.10
What is the fix specifically? Is there a newer version of SPPB 3.8.x that fixes the CSS issue for scrolling on the Page Level Edit feature?
I added this to - administrator/components/com_sppagebuilder/assets/css/sppagebuilder.css
;.sp-pagebuilder-admin ul.nav.nav-tabs{height: 600px;overflow-x: scroll;}
But it did not resolve the issue on my 3.8.10 site.
Thanks,
EJ
I have shared a build with you and why do you want to modify the core file?
Toufiq,
Like SDLsites, I am unable to scroll thru the list of User Groups when trying to set page level edit permissions in SPPB 3.8.10.
I thought the fix was to update the CSS?
Here is a screen recording of the issue on 3.8.10:
https://watch.screencastify.com/v/WJXystBZGHm2lZN9UtPH
Thanks.
EJ
Also...how do I access the build you shared?
Thanks,
EJ
Toufiq,
I found the RC3 candidate but am getting a 403 error. Do I need permission to access this?
https://watch.screencastify.com/v/hhe7MC6Arpie3DtZFyv8
Thanks,
EJ
Did you check this package?
Toufiq,
I found the RC3 package in my JoomShaper Dashboard. However, I am getting a Access Forbiden error when clicking the download button. See the screenrecording above.
RC3 is not safe to use on your production site. Please ignore it. Thanks
Do you know if this issue was resolved with the 5.0.7 access control issue updates?
We have improve the acl of the page builder 5 latest update. Thanks
I am not able to find the edit permissions for individual pages. Would you be able to point me in the right direction for these settings?
We have improved ACL functionality on Page Builder 5. Did you try the Page Builder 5? Thanks
I did. There is no way to edit the permissions on a page level. Can you please tell me where I would find this if it has been added?
Page level means? Can you explain more details about it? Thanks
This is what we were talking about on this forum post. Please see below for quoted earlier comment that explains the issue
SPPB 5 - There is no way to modify permissions on a page basis. The only option I can find is global, giving all users with edit permissions the ability to edit ANY pagebuilder page versus just the specific page assigned to that user. Edit own doesn't resolve this because they aren't building the page, they just have edit permisions to modify the content on a single page within their department.
Yes, There is no page basis permission.
There are still plans to add this functionality still, correct?
We don't have plan to add this feature at this moment. We will think about it in the future. Thanks
That is really critical functionality at the core of the pagebuilder... If you aren't going to add it, what are the ongoing support plans for 3.x? It will be impossible to upgrade without proper permissions.
Toufiq,
I would like to echo SDLsites request to add page level permissions to SPPB 5.x.
In any size organization, there is a critical need to provide granular page level permissions to a a specific user group at the page level. This is expecially important if authors do not have backend access.
This feature was present in SPPB 3.x therefore I don't understand how this core feature could be deprecated.
Please re-consider this feature request.
Thanks,
We will think about it in the future. But, at this moment we don't have plan. Thanks