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I searched the forum, but cannot find what I need.

I have an event set up in CIVICRM.  Intermittently, I get calls because users report getting sent to a screen which states ""You do not have permission to execute this url".  This happens after they fill out the Event Registration form and hit "Continue >>".

Again, instead of getting the confirmation page (where they can review their data), users will occasionally get sent to a page with the ""You do not have permission to execute this url" message.

I thought that maybe com_admintools might be causing this, but I've disabled it and regenerated a clean .htaccess file, but still no luck.

It's happened to me and others using my site.  Again, seems to be intermittent.

Any clues?

Thanks in advance!

Update:  I've changed my link to the registration form to use raw civicrm URL:

https://www.MYDOMAIN.com/index.php?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/register&reset=1&id=13

Was thinking that maybe using an SEO URL mapped to it might be the problem... or that the mapped URL did not contain the "reset=1".  Unfortuantely, issue continues.

BTW... what exactly is "reset=1" for?

Anyway, I have now turned off all caching on the site.  My thought is that maybe an already used qfKey is being cached in the form's hidden field causing this problem. 

I'll let you know if issue continues.

BTW... the only think that has changed since I did this in previous EVENTS is that I upgraded to the latest versions of CIVICRM and JOOMLA... and am using a PRICE SET.

OK... per recommendation on IRC, I replaced the .htaccess file created by com_admintools with the default Joomla one

https://www.akeebabackup.com/products/46-software/855-admintools.html

Let's see what happens.

Thanks.  I'm running 1.5 though.

Ran my site though http://www.whynopadlock.com.  It found an external image that was referenced twice (hardcoded) to an external non-ssl site.  They were buried in 2 separate the YooTheme template css files.  The specific URL for the image was http://openid.net/login-bg.gif.  I copied the image locally and modified the CSS to point to the local version.  Retested the site and the error went away.

I decided to check this out because Chrome Browser was showing big red X through the HTTPS.   Now that went away.

Not quite sure if this will resolve the issue... but it's one more thing scratched off the list.

I've also changed the resource URLs in CIVICRM to point to HTTPS instead of HTTP.  Hope that won't cause any issues.  I'll report back if the You do not have permission to execute this url" issue still persists.

So at the end.... issue seems to have been resolved.

I'm really not sure exactly what fixed it.  I sense that there was some sort of problem on the hosting end... some tweak that my hosting provider did to resolve this... but I have no definitive proof.

I think I've resolved this issue.  Looks to be conflict between CIVICRM and the Feed Gator pseudo-cron plugin. 

Updates here:  http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,23774.0.html