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If a non-superuser creates a new page, he's unable to immediately edit that page. Instead he has to publish that empty page and immediately create some new page-content.
This looks like a cache invalidation problem on page permissions.
Steps to reproduce
Login in as non-superuser.
On a page with edit permissions, create a sub-page.
After submitting, the user is redirected onto that sub-page.
Now, one would expect that the toolbar offers the icon to change into structure mode, but that's not the case.
Expected behaviour
That the new empty page offers the icon to enter structure-mode, so that a user is able to edit them instantly.
Actual behaviour
see above.
Screenshots
neue_seite_bearbeiten.mp4
Additional information (CMS/Python/Django versions)
Description
If a non-superuser creates a new page, he's unable to immediately edit that page. Instead he has to publish that empty page and immediately create some new page-content.
This looks like a cache invalidation problem on page permissions.
Steps to reproduce
Now, one would expect that the toolbar offers the icon to change into structure mode, but that's not the case.
Expected behaviour
That the new empty page offers the icon to enter structure-mode, so that a user is able to edit them instantly.
Actual behaviour
see above.
Screenshots
neue_seite_bearbeiten.mp4
Additional information (CMS/Python/Django versions)
Django-CMS-4.1.0 (faa71b7)
Do you want to help fix this issue?
unfortunately, I was unable to find the real issue but it looks like a permission problem.
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