Backend modules · Question 4 of 12

An editor does not see a new backend module with 'access' => 'user' in the module menu. What is the most common cause?

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Answer

  • D The module has not yet been granted as an allowed module in the editor's backend user group

Explanation

With 'access' => 'user' a module is intended for editors, but they only see it once it has been assigned to them as an allowed module through their backend user group (or directly in their user record). Administrators see all modules, which is why the problem often goes unnoticed when testing with an admin account. Practical tip: always check new modules with an editor test account as well. TypoScript controls the frontend and has nothing to do with module permissions in the backend.

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