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nrdgrl
Feb 03, 2024Copper Contributor
Volunteer Engagement Opportunities not displaying for anonymous users
We set up B2C authentication on our Volunteer Engagement portal, and now the list of current engagements is not displaying for anonymous users. Volunteers who want to sign up for an engagement need t...
MattBurr
Feb 04, 2024Iron Contributor
Hi nrdgrl
While your page might be set to Anyone can view, have you checked the permissions on the table (the Engagement Opportunities table)? Ensure that the Anonymous Users web role is assigned appropriately.
These resources might be helpful:
- Tutorial: Display data securely on your site | Microsoft Learn
- Assign table permissions | Microsoft Learn
Thanks
Matt
- nrdgrlFeb 04, 2024Copper ContributorThanks, Matt - The table permissions are set to global read-only for Engagements for Anon users. For some reason, Power Pages is not giving me access to the table editing tabs on that page, so I checked permissions in the Portal Manager, and they are correct. If you have any other ideas, please let me know. I appreciate it!
- MattBurrFeb 04, 2024Iron Contributor
It looks like the search is displaying results now!
Did you find what was causing the issue?
- nrdgrlFeb 05, 2024Copper ContributorYes! !! haven't figured it out completely, but it was indeed permission-related. I think some stuff in the Volunteer Engagement portal is hard-coded. I added a new table for Qualifications in Power Pages and was able to set the correct permissions easily. The problem is that I can't do anything with the original Microsoft form on the page. It's not selectable or editable in Power Pages, and Visual Studios shows an empty file. I want to delete it, but I have no idea how. I've looked everywhere. If you have any ideas on how to find and edit/delete the legacy bits that can't be modified in Power Pages, I'd appreciate it! Thanks again!