Linked Schemas and Permissions | Will Holtz | 2017-02-16 18:09 |
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Hi Jon, Thanks for trying to reproduce this. Unfortunately, I have spent several hours trying to come up with a small repro but have not been successful. However, I have narrowed my problem down a bit and have found another path to the same goal that does have a nice repro. 1. Created two projects: - Main (Folder Type: Assay) - Display (Folder Type: Collaboration) 2. In Main create a list, ListA with a field Name 3. Insert one row into ListA with Name ='A1' 4. In Main create a list, ListB with a field 'Foo' that is a lookup to ListA 5. Insert one row into ListB with Foo=1 ('A1') 6. Give the Display project Reader permission to "Site: Guests" 7. Create a Linked Schema to Main from Display, giving access to ListB 8. Add a Query Web Part into Display and point it to the Linked Schema. 9. View the Query Web Part in Display as an authenticated user. Note that 'A1' is displayed in the Foo column 10. Use an incognito browser to view the Display project without logging in, effectively making me a guest on the Project. Note that '1' is displayed in the Foo column. I expected both the guest and authenticated user to see 'A1' in the Foo column. Is that incorrect? thanks! -Will |
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