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@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The creator of an Item should be able to create EmailContactMethod subscriptions
Subscription interface is buggy. Logged in as Todd Davies, I was able to subscribe Tim Luo to the Advising Fellows folio on Symsys. He showed up in the dropdown after I typed his first name, and the subscription went through. Typing Clayton Mellina's name (or just "Clayton"), I get no drop down options, and if I type "Clayton Mellina's primary email contact method" into the subscription window, logged in as Todd Davies, I get an error that says I have to choose one of the options in the dropdown menu, even though that is a valid item name and EmailContactMethod. When I try to delete or edit the subscription between Tim Luo and the Advising Fellows folio, I don't get an edit or deactivate button, even though I created the subscription. I get these buttons if I log in as Admin, and can then deactivate the subscription. If I try to destroy it, I get a server error. If I then click on the subscription item in Recent Changes, I also get a server error. (Todd, 8/1/2011)
A comment posted via the Web to an item in a folio generates a comment on the overall folio. I posted a comment on http://symsys.stanford.edu/viewing/webpage/16235 and it got posted as a comment on http://symsys.stanford.edu/viewing/folio/31. This might be correct behavior, but I am not sure. I thought comments only got posted in once place. (Todd, 8/2/2011)
A comment posted via the Web to an item in a folio generates a comment on the overall folio. I posted a comment on http://symsys.stanford.edu/viewing/webpage/16235 and it got posted as a comment on http://symsys.stanford.edu/viewing/folio/31. This might be correct behavior, but I am not sure. I thought comments only got posted in once place. (Todd, 8/2/2011) NOTE: I just noticed that Symsys has not be updated in a while, in particular it doesn't include in the latter updates on email integration. Maybe this is the problem? (Todd, 8/2/2011)
Permission failure message should tell the user why they do not have permission. (8/2/2011)
