3.2.0-1 changing metadata innactive button save; unable to publish\assign article to issue

We have send one of the article’s to review. at this stage we cannot change references
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Also it’s impossible to change references in “copyediting” stage
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same situation for “production” stage
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same situation for all metadata. keywords\abstracts\name articles.

i think that if i assign article to issue and publih it i will be able to change metadata.

BUT. i cannot save article to issue.
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opera\chrome don’t work… coockies are cleared. caches are cleared too

In clear installation of 3.2.0-1 all works fine

what i’m doing wrong

@asmecher i found that different roles not ovverride permition.

in 3.1.2.4 i have 3 roles section editor, journal editor, journal manager. and it ovverides permition with editiong metadata
in 3.2.0-1 i have same roles. but i need to correct permision roles to be able edit metadata… i don’t know is it bug in 3.1.2.4 or in 3.2.0-1

Hi @redukr,

Just to clarify that I understand what you’ve determined –

  • In OJS 3.1.2-4 your user had Journal Editor and Journal Manager roles (etc), and was able to change metadata without having a specific assignment (in the Participants list) to the submission.
  • In OJS 3.2.0, a specific assignment to the Participants list is required; just having a Journal Manager role is no longer enough.

Does that summarize the behaviour?

Thanks,
Alec Smecher
Public Knowledge Project Team

in both of versions i’m assighned as section-editor.

it means, that i need to be ssighned second time to every submission?

Hi @redukr,

Just to confirm, are you only assigned to the submission as a section editor? That might explain it.

Regards,
Alec Smecher
Public Knowledge Project Team

No.
a’m assighned in “Setting”-“Journal”-“Section”
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AND i have assighned roles:
in 3.1.2.4 (all from availible) and all work’s fine
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in 3.2.0-1 journal editor, journal manager and section editor
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and in 3.1.2.4 role with more permisions override role with less permisiion. in 3.2.0-1 this is not observed