Hi Emma, thank you for the feedback, good to hear that it works now. One more thing that you can check: your and David’s “Pages” and “Page Assignments” object permissions. Independent of the Skuid Permission Sets, you can change those object permissions in the Salesforce Setup. If the permissions are setup correctly but the error remains, you could open a Salesforce Support case. It could be an org specific problem.
In order to try to reproduce it, I would do the following:
- install the latest Skuid version in new sandbox: https://www.skuid.com/releases/salesforce/
- assign the Skuid permission sets
- check the “Pages” and “Page Assignments” object permissions
- see if you can reproduce the issue
Any user who will be viewing Skuid needs to be assigned a Skuid license and the Skuid Page Viewer permission set. Any user who will be editing Skuid Pages needs to be assigned the Skuid Page Builder Permission set.
Like any other Salesforce Custom Objects, you can configure security, sharing and permissions for the Skuid Page and Page Assignment objects. We recommend you configure the sharing setting for these objects to public read only.
- The Skuid Page Viewer permission set lets users read Pages and Page Assignments.
- The Skuid Page Builder permission set lets users read, create, edit and delete Pages, Page Assignments, Page Versions, and other objects in the Skuid package.
- The Skuid Admin permission set gives users the same options as the Skuid Page Builder permission set, and also allows access the XML Editor on Skuid pages.
- Out of the box, none of these permission sets have View All and Modify All permissions on these objects.
