Module permissions lost when using "Place existing Module" #5633
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When a user with edit rights (aka admin, NOT host) copies an existing module that has "inherit permissions" unchecked, no permissions are saved for the new module. For the admin user the module "vanishes" from the page (seems to be not added). However the host user still sees the module. fix issue dnnsoftware#5633
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When a user with edit rights (aka admin, NOT host) copies an existing module that has "inherit permissions" unchecked, no permissions are saved for the new module. For the admin user the module "vanishes" from the page (seems to be not added). However the host user still sees the module. line 957 fix issue dnnsoftware#5633
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When a user with edit rights (aka admin, NOT host) copies an existing module that has "inherit permissions" unchecked, no permissions are saved for the new module. For the admin user the module "vanishes" from the page (seems to be not added). However the host user still sees the module. line 688 fix issue dnnsoftware#5633
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When a user with edit rights (aka admin, NOT host) copies an existing module that has "inherit permissions" unchecked, no permissions are saved for the new module. For the admin user the module "vanishes" from the page (seems to be not added). However the host user still sees the module. line 688 fix issue dnnsoftware#5633
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Description of bug
When you place an existing module that has the checkbox "Inherit View permissions from Page" turned off, you end up with a module without any permissions
Steps to reproduce
List the precise steps to reproduce the bug:
As Host;
Current behavior
When opening the module permissions for the copied module you will see that the right for "Registered Users" were not copied. Also the module is not visible to administrators.
This is due to the fact that there are no records for the module in the ModulePermissions Table.
SELECT * FROM vw_ModulePermissions where ModuleId = [moduleid]gives back no records
If you set the Permissions for the module after you copied it, they do get saved to the ModulePermissions Table and the module is visible to Admins again.
Expected behavior
Permissions of the original module should be copied to the new module
Affected version
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