Disregard.  Eventually figured it out.

For the /Member folder, had to give "Add Portal Topics"
permission to the Member role.

Thanks.



On Sat, 13 May 2006, Stanley Laufer wrote:

> I'm in the process of learning how to customize
> our Plone 2.1.x installation.
>
> I apologize if the following question is a basic one,
> however I've tried a number of things over the last
> hour to no avail.
>
> Currently, regular members do not have "smart folders"
> available as an addable type when attempting to add a
> new item to their "My Folder" area.
>
> I've tried the following:
>
>  1.   ZMI -> portal_types -> Topics -> Implicitly Addable
>
>       No difference.  Smart Folders still not available as
>       an addable type when adding an item to a folder.
>
>  2.   ZMI -> portal_types -> Folder
>
>       Under "Allowed Content Types", I selected ALL of them
>       (including Topics) and checked Filter Content Types.
>
>       After doing so, the "add item" menu for folders now
>       includes quite a few options, however smart folders
>       are still NOT available as an addable item.
>
>  3.   While logged in as a regular member, under "My Folder",
>       select Add Item -> Settings.
>
>       However, Smart Folders are NOT listed under Addable Types,
>       so there is no point in changing the mode from "Use Portal
>       Default" to "Select Manually".
>
> So, I guess my question here is:  How can I enable Smart Folders
> as an addable type to the portal default?
>
> I was fairly sure that Item #1 above would do it, but it did
> not.
>
> Do I need to set some additional permissions for 'Topic' under
> portal_types?  Does this have something to do with "Add Portal
> Content" permissions?
>
> As a side note, when I log into Plone under the admin account,
> "smart folders" is indeed available as an addable type.
>
> But NOT when I log in as a regular member account.
>
> So what I'm trying to figure out is how to allow regular members
> to add smart folders.
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.  I'm really in the first
> stage of learning the internals of Plone, and so I also thank you
> in advance for your patience.
>
>
>
> Stanley E. Laufer
> Network Administrator
> School of Library and Information Science
> San Jose State University
>
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