adam-collins
commented
11 months ago It also appears that the login bug is a problem here. i.e. it says you are logged in but are not. I resolved this by:
- opening the occurrence page https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/b0c22061-b3e9-4223-883c-1fc81b6e2862
- Clicking logout, this took me to the search page.
- Clicking logout again, this just refreshed the search page.
- Clicking login and logging in.
- opening the occurrence page again https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/b0c22061-b3e9-4223-883c-1fc81b6e2862
I have been able to reproduce this issue, showing logged in when not, by:
- opening biocache.ala.org.au and clicking logout until it says login
- open bie.ala.org.au and clicking logout until it says login
- in bie.ala.org.au click login and login
- opening the occurrence page https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/b0c22061-b3e9-4223-883c-1fc81b6e2862
- it now says you are logged in but you will not see the buttons.
peggynewman
Hi all. I'm trying to finally nail down the question of giving someone access to respond to assertions in biocache.
I worked with this on Sushant and he established that all a user needs is ROLE_COLLECTION_ADMIN added in userdetails and to log out and in, however I currently have a user with that role who can't see the Verify this assertion button on a record.
Testing with my own gmail account (https://auth.ala.org.au/userdetails/admin/user/show/89299), despite giving it the same role, I can't see that button either.
This is to get someone responding to assertions in the iNaturalist dataset (example record is https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/b0c22061-b3e9-4223-883c-1fc81b6e2862), so not a museum collection, but I can see the Verify button using my own regular admin account on an iNat record, so I don't think that's going to be an issue (ie it's not hardcoded to only work with museum records or something).
My next thought is that some cache needs to be cleared somewhere, but I'm hesitant to go clearing caches willy-nilly to try and work it out.