Yes, I have [XFA] Core 1.12.0 installed.Hello
Did you install our Core addon ?
Yes, permissions are set correctly and analyzed.Ah wait, you just don't see them ?
Are you sure permissions are set properly ?
Did you check with ther permissions analyzer ?
Clément
yes, and it's odd because at first it was there, but after a few days it disappeared.2.2.10 patch 1 ?
$table->addColumn('xfa_cui_forced', 'tinyint', 3)->unsigned()->setDefault(4);
$table->addColumn('xfa_cui_forced', 'tinyint', 3)->unsigned()->setDefault(0);
$table->dropColumns(array('xfa_cui_type', 'xfa_cui_noanim', 'xfa_cui_params'));
$table->dropColumns(array('xfa_cui_forced', 'xfa_cui_noanim', 'xfa_cui_params'));
That fixed it! Thank you!It was the xfa_cui_forced column. For some reason, all users had a value of "4". Setting this to 0 seems to fix the problem.
Since all my users in the column were already at 4, I had to issue an sql query to change them to 0.
To fix it in the code,
Setup.php line 32
change toPHP:$table->addColumn('xfa_cui_forced', 'tinyint', 3)->unsigned()->setDefault(4);
PHP:$table->addColumn('xfa_cui_forced', 'tinyint', 3)->unsigned()->setDefault(0);
Uninstalling will not wipe the column, either. To do that, you need to edit:
Setup.php line 86
change toPHP:$table->dropColumns(array('xfa_cui_type', 'xfa_cui_noanim', 'xfa_cui_params'));
PHP:$table->dropColumns(array('xfa_cui_forced', 'xfa_cui_noanim', 'xfa_cui_params'));
According to "my purchases",Interesting this is something I had change in the xF2 release (i.e. forced being now 0 or 1).
Did you guys have a fresh install of that or was it installed since a long time ?
Check your xfa_cui_forced column. Is it filled with 4's? If so, change them to 0's.I am also having this problem and have checked permissions, as well as made the changes to setup.php with no luck
Still don't see the option to edit user icon in account details
I changed line 32 in setup.php as shown above but still does not work, the 4 was changed to a 0Check your xfa_cui_forced column. Is it filled with 4's? If so, change them to 0's.