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06-16-2024 07:15 PM
Hi Community,
I created a custom catalogue item where an attachment is required. The attachment button on the catalogue item is available when I test it with an admin user, but this is not available through a test user, who has at least an itil role.
Is there a certain role or ACL that is required so that the user can attach a file for the catalog item? (this catalogue is only available through service catalog and not the service portal)
The setting currently does not have Hide Attachment - True.
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06-18-2024 09:57 PM
There was an additional setting added by the client. This setting was in property glide.attachment.role and the customer has already added a role here, which prevented other users without the roles listed from accessing the attachment mark.

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06-16-2024 07:30 PM
Hi @jnt-cnt ,
There shouldn't be any ACL doing this, if you are allowing to access the catalog item, then definitely they will get access to Attachment button.
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06-17-2024 02:39 AM
Hi @Community Alums,
Thank you for your insight
Yeah I didnt think there would be ACL for it, but there's still no sign of an attachment file on the icon so i thought there might be another setting which I might have to change...
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06-18-2024 09:57 PM
There was an additional setting added by the client. This setting was in property glide.attachment.role and the customer has already added a role here, which prevented other users without the roles listed from accessing the attachment mark.