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404 page when clicking on user profile

in CjForum 8 months ago

Hi

Possible bug??

 

If a not logged in user is clicking on a users avatar (In a forum) you get an 404 error page.

I´m using sociable so in the settings "Integration" I have Sociable to show a users profile.

 

If I change it to CJForum I only get the "You do not have permission" message which seems more correct.

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  • Re: 404 page when clicking on user profile

    by » 8 months ago

    I believe you have restricted your menu item to that particular user group. In that case, the correct error is 404 as the menu item itself is not visible to the user.

    I have added a new permission to restrict the users to view profile in Sociable permissions. Will be available in next release.

    Please note that you must enable the "Sociable - User" plugin if you want to use Sociable profiles, and sync users once from Sociable users page in backend. This plugin will sync new users with Sociable.

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