Hi,
we are having a little trouble configuring the form for ideas. We have enabled the form in the project and in the product.
But we still don't see a button in the bottom right corner to be able to add an idea.
Hi @patryk.x.ryczek , what is your project access level ? (project settings > access) Open, Limited or Private?
The people you are sharing with, are you sure they aren't creators in the project? (the best way to check that is: if they can see the blue "create an idea" button in a list view, it means they're creators, so they won't see the form)
Project access is Open. The person I tested it with saw the blue button although his role looks like this:
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OK, thanks! I think I know what this is then. During the beta we're not enforcing license checks. You have 2 options:
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Did it work for you @patryk.x.ryczek ?
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Hello, @patryk.x.ryczek ,
I had the same issue in my testing. As Tanguy says, the button is only visible if that user role is a 'contributor'. Creators are expected to continue creating issues the way they have previously. I ended up having to use my test 'regular user' account to see the button show up.
Perhaps some feedback for the future, @Tanguy Crusson is that this button should show up no matter the user role? Sometimes Creators need managed to the same standard of minimum information just like Contributors.
Regards,
-C
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Thanks @Chris Timms , we're actually adding a button so you can preview the "contributor" experience, as a creator/admin
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