Re: MOSS 3 Beta Content Editor - No Access by mmcintron
mmcintron
Wed Sep 13 00:12:02 CDT 2006
Sorry, I got the names mixed up. I do not have the Share Point Server
installed; I only have Share Point Services.
Also, I noticed that I can add a Content Editor web part in the Central
Administration page, but I can not do it in a site collection that I created.
I even tried to enable Anonymous access.
Thank you,
"Engelbert" wrote:
> You can't as far as I know install the WSS v3 product (=download) on the
> same server as MOSS 2007.
>
> Are you saying this is what you have done ?
>
> What would be the point of this? MOSS 2007 includes
> full WSSv3 functionality.
>
> If you have MOSS 2007 question please post them either to the Portal Server
> newsgroup microsoft.public.sharepoint.portalserver or to one of the new
> newsgroups - in this case
> microsoft.public.sharepoint.setup_and_administration would seem to be the
> most suitable.
>
> (This newsgroup is for WSS - the standalone product.)
>
> Engelbert
>
>
> "mmcintron" <mmcintron@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C0D78342-4B79-4B7B-831A-EB95514DC798@microsoft.com...
> >I am trying Sharepoint Services V3. I created a site where I am trying
> >some
> > of the webparts. One of the web parts is the Content Editor Web Part. I
> > can
> > type any text in the Web Page Dialog, but I can not insert an image, or a
> > table or a link. When I click on the icon for any of these objects the
> > system asks me for my user name and password. I type the administrator
> > account credentials but the system does not accept them and then responds
> > back with a No access message. This is the same account I used for the
> > installation of Share Point and the creation of the site, and I am testing
> > the system in the same box where MOSS V3 is running.
> >
> > I was wondering if there is a security setting I should change to get
> > access
> > to the Content Editor.
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
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