User permission to edit scheduled reminders

[chorong]

How can I give permission to a group to edit scheduled reminders without granting "administer civiCRM" in Drupal user permission setting?
This group has ACL roles to edit Mail and Event in civiCRM, and has permission to Access civiMail and event in Drupal.
They can create a reminder, but cannot access editing page for that.

Should I create additional ACL?

Thanks!

[Donald Lobo]

I suspect the current permissionig structure for scheduled reminder probably prevents that

Seems like the permssion should be administer civicrm OR access CiviEvent (since there are no scheduled reminders for CiviMail)

u can change the permissions here:

CRM/Core/xml/Menu/Admin.xml

and then rebuild the menu and see if that fixes it. You can use a ';' to indicate an OR permission

lobo

[chorong]

Hi~

I tried what you advised, but it didn't fix the issue.

I changed the permissions as below:

 <item>
     <path>civicrm/admin/scheduleReminders</path>
     <title>Schedule Reminders</title>
     <desc>Schedule Reminders.</desc>
     <access_arguments>administer CiviCRM;access CiviEvent</access_arguments>
     <path_arguments>action=update</path_arguments> (also tried with <path_arguments>group=scheduleReminders</path_arguments>)
     <page_callback>CRM_Admin_Page_ScheduleReminders</page_callback>
     <adminGroup>Communications</adminGroup>
     <icon>admin/small/template.png</icon>
     <weight>40</weight>
  </item>

Should I change any other permissions?

The group does have permission to access civiCRM & access civiEvent.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

[Donald Lobo]

did u do a menu rebuild?

i.e. q=civicrm/menu/rebuild&reset=1

lobo

[chorong]

I thought I did, but apparently it was not done properly.
The menu is rebuilt, and now the group can edit scheduled reminders!

Thank you SO much! 

[Donald Lobo]

great. pay it forward

lobo