Problem with downloads

[Thox]

Hi all,

Yes, another minor problem.  I have downloads on the site, which are set as menus in the menu block, however, none of the users can access any of these sections.  It comes up with an error:-

An Error Has Occurred!
You are not allowed in this section.

However, in the admin section the regular member, global moderator, moderator, etc are all ticked for all the download categories.  Even tried clicking on guest as well, but with no luck.

I have recently moved the forum from the directory called /forum/ to the root of the server, was wondering if this may have caused the problem, or am I missing something?

Many Thanks

Thox

[elpvn]

Sorry, but with TP version do you using ?

have lastest update TP version ? check via it here

I have recently moved the forum from the directory called /forum/ to the root of the server, was wondering if this may have caused the problem, or am I missing something?

After set persissions for the folders, I think u need check at the SQL tables to complete moving too

[G6Cad]

Have you checked the persissions in the boardsection to?

[Thox]

I'm using the latest TP and SMF versions, being 0.86 and RC2 respectively.

Have checked the sql table and permissions appear to be granted, however to be sure I added permissions for all the different ranks as well.  Still nothing.

I think the board section permissions are right, but just to make sure what should be ticked in board permissions in order to access the downloads.  Aren't downloads part of TP though?

Really need some help on this, as I can access the downloads as admin, but no one else can.

Regards

Thox

[Thox]

It appears, that because I turned off DLAdmin, regular users were unable to access the downloads section.

I turned DLAdmin off, because I did not want to show the Modules>Downloads section on the users block.  I wanted the downloads to be accessed by the main menu I had setup.  Is there a way to remove this from the users block, without affecting users from downloading content on the site.

Regards

Thox