Magento 2.3.0 - User roles and Permissions - module/extension installation issue












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I'm running magento 2.3.0 on php 7.1



I have two users each with a different user role/permissions created



Users     | User Role    | Role Resources (resource access)

----------|--------------|-------------------------------

Admin     |Administrator | All

dev       |Dev           | Custom (everything except permissions)


Issue 1



When a module was installed using the dev user and on logging in with the admin user the admin panel is completely messed up. Clearing cache did not help.



enter image description here



Issue 2



When logged in as the dev user the theme settings don't show up as they do when logged in as the admin user. As the below images show



View from dev user login
(missing theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and within stores >> configuration)
enter image description here



View from admin user login
(shows theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and stores >> configuration)
enter image description here






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    I'm running magento 2.3.0 on php 7.1



    I have two users each with a different user role/permissions created



    Users     | User Role    | Role Resources (resource access)
    
----------|--------------|-------------------------------
    
Admin     |Administrator | All
    
dev       |Dev           | Custom (everything except permissions)


    Issue 1



    When a module was installed using the dev user and on logging in with the admin user the admin panel is completely messed up. Clearing cache did not help.



    enter image description here



    Issue 2



    When logged in as the dev user the theme settings don't show up as they do when logged in as the admin user. As the below images show



    View from dev user login
    (missing theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and within stores >> configuration)
    enter image description here



    View from admin user login
    (shows theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and stores >> configuration)
    enter image description here






    permissions magento2.3 user-roles magento2.3.0







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      I'm running magento 2.3.0 on php 7.1



      I have two users each with a different user role/permissions created



      Users     | User Role    | Role Resources (resource access)
      
----------|--------------|-------------------------------
      
Admin     |Administrator | All
      
dev       |Dev           | Custom (everything except permissions)


      Issue 1



      When a module was installed using the dev user and on logging in with the admin user the admin panel is completely messed up. Clearing cache did not help.



      enter image description here



      Issue 2



      When logged in as the dev user the theme settings don't show up as they do when logged in as the admin user. As the below images show



      View from dev user login
      (missing theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and within stores >> configuration)
      enter image description here



      View from admin user login
      (shows theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and stores >> configuration)
      enter image description here






      permissions magento2.3 user-roles magento2.3.0







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      I'm running magento 2.3.0 on php 7.1



      I have two users each with a different user role/permissions created



      Users     | User Role    | Role Resources (resource access)
      
----------|--------------|-------------------------------
      
Admin     |Administrator | All
      
dev       |Dev           | Custom (everything except permissions)


      Issue 1



      When a module was installed using the dev user and on logging in with the admin user the admin panel is completely messed up. Clearing cache did not help.



      enter image description here



      Issue 2



      When logged in as the dev user the theme settings don't show up as they do when logged in as the admin user. As the below images show



      View from dev user login
      (missing theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and within stores >> configuration)
      enter image description here



      View from admin user login
      (shows theme "wokiee" on left menu panel and stores >> configuration)
      enter image description here






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          From the first issue, please make sure that you have deployed the static content using static-content:deploy after the installation of the new module.



          On the second issue, make sure that resource access for WOKIEE is checked in the Role Resources of the user role Dev.







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          • thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
            – magefms
            yesterday












          • Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
            – magefms
            yesterday










          • File upload and then cli
            – user2240778
            yesterday











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          From the first issue, please make sure that you have deployed the static content using static-content:deploy after the installation of the new module.



          On the second issue, make sure that resource access for WOKIEE is checked in the Role Resources of the user role Dev.







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          • thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
            – magefms
            yesterday












          • Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
            – magefms
            yesterday










          • File upload and then cli
            – user2240778
            yesterday
















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          From the first issue, please make sure that you have deployed the static content using static-content:deploy after the installation of the new module.



          On the second issue, make sure that resource access for WOKIEE is checked in the Role Resources of the user role Dev.







          share|improve this answer





















          • thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
            – magefms
            yesterday












          • Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
            – magefms
            yesterday










          • File upload and then cli
            – user2240778
            yesterday














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          From the first issue, please make sure that you have deployed the static content using static-content:deploy after the installation of the new module.



          On the second issue, make sure that resource access for WOKIEE is checked in the Role Resources of the user role Dev.







          share|improve this answer













          From the first issue, please make sure that you have deployed the static content using static-content:deploy after the installation of the new module.



          On the second issue, make sure that resource access for WOKIEE is checked in the Role Resources of the user role Dev.








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          • thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
            – magefms
            yesterday












          • Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
            – magefms
            yesterday










          • File upload and then cli
            – user2240778
            yesterday


















          • thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
            – magefms
            yesterday












          • Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
            – user2240778
            yesterday










          • No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
            – magefms
            yesterday










          • File upload and then cli
            – user2240778
            yesterday
















          thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
          – user2240778
          yesterday




          thank you, in the 1st issue, who runs that the static-content:deploy command? the dev user or the admin user, it's being installed by the dev user. In the 2nd issue is theme related, they haven't made it visible in role resources, so have taken that up with them.
          – user2240778
          yesterday












          static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
          – magefms
          yesterday






          static content deployment can be implemented through a command line interface using php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f (-f is used to force the deployment)
          – magefms
          yesterday














          Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
          – user2240778
          yesterday




          Does it matter which user runs the command? In the scenario I outlined a user (dev) other than the admin (admin) installed the module which I assume is the cause of the issue.
          – user2240778
          yesterday












          No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
          – magefms
          yesterday




          No, it doesn't matter. How did you install the module ? is it from the cli or from the admin panel?
          – magefms
          yesterday












          File upload and then cli
          – user2240778
          yesterday




          File upload and then cli
          – user2240778
          yesterday


















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