Hello

update the new version of K2 2.6.8
and now when I edit a message appears on the front end:

K2_YOU_ARE_ALLOWED_TO Add items, Edit own items, Allow editing of already published items


I do not like
I want to disable
where disable

tks for your help

Hi, I have exactly the same issue since I upgraded to 2.6.8

Additionally if I try to 'save' I get an error message, then if I close the editor it crashes Chrome - and amazingly the changes are saved.

I'll try to submit a bug report, meanwhile let me know if there is a fix for this...

@Carlos Barco

You need to make a template override to itemform.php in order to remove it. Or you hide it with CSS.

@Mark Law

I tested under Chrome and everything works fine for me. The message you are getting is quite self explainable i think. You must provide a title to the item. After you close the window the item is not saved for me. And also cannot be saved for you without a title.

Wouldn't have to overide it in the template if the admin users where logged into K2 when they logged into Joomla. Carlos if you look at your users within K2 you will see that you are not logged in. Basically you are a normal user according to K2. So you get the errors within the editing page. Don't edit your css just wait for K2 to fix the bug.

Thanks Lefteris and Douglas, the K2 Iems have had titles for nearly two years and have always worked fine until the upgrades.

I'll hide the error message for now with CSS, but that isn't really a good way to fix things ;)

@Douglas Musgrove

Hello again ( 4th time today with the same message to 4 different topics. You are going for a world record... ). There is no bug regarding this. K2 just displays a message regarding K2 permissions. Logged in users should belong to a K2 user group with the appropriate permissions in order to be able to use front-end editing.

Re the 'item must have a title' error

this is caused by the submit button function being triggered as the modal popup closes and opens when the title has no value - this can be changed or removed in the itemform.php template override.

$document->addScriptDeclaration("
Joomla.submitbutton = function(pressbutton){
if (pressbutton == 'cancel') {
submitform( pressbutton );
return;
}
if (pressbutton == 'save') { // HERE is the extra condition that I wrapped the offending condition in
if (\$K2.trim(\$K2('#title').val()) == '') {
alert( '".JText::_('K2_ITEM_MUST_HAVE_A_TITLE', true)."' );
}
else if (\$K2.trim(\$K2('#catid').val()) == '0') {
alert( '".JText::_('K2_PLEASE_SELECT_A_CATEGORY', true)."' );
}
else {
syncExtraFieldsEditor();
\$K2('#selectedTags option').attr('selected', 'selected');
submitform( pressbutton );
}
} // obviously close the extra if statement
}
");

@James Garrett

You don't need the extra if statement since the function returns if action is cancel. The current itemform.php is github.com/joomlaworks/k2/blob/master/components/com_k2/templates/default/itemform.php and it works fine for me. Just tested under Joomla! 2.5/3.2 and i don't get the extra message. Which browser are you using? Joomla! version?

NOT SOLVED FOR ME
github.com/joomlaworks/k2/blob/master/components/com_k2/templates/default/itemform.php

I keep saying the item should have a title.

ANY IDEA?

@Roberto

Joomla! / K2 versions? Try to look at the page source of the page which displays the form. You should see the script tags as defined at github.com/joomlaworks/k2/blob/master/components/com_k2/templates/default/itemform.php.