The discussion revolves around a bug in the Gamification plugin where leaderboards set to be visible to ‘everyone’ (translated as ‘kaikki’) return a 404 error to non-admin users. Jagster first reported the issue, noting that the problem only occurs with the ‘everyone’ setting and works correctly when using trust levels. maiki suggested checking for translation-related issues, and Falco requested a screenshot for clarity. JammyDodger confirmed the issue on a test site, showing the error when accessing the leaderboard as a non-admin user. Jagster clarified that the issue is specific to the ‘everyone’ setting, which is intended as a convenience feature. Falco later confirmed a fix has been implemented, preventing admins from selecting ‘everyone’ and updating the UI text accordingly.
At leaderbord if Visible to groups is everyone (I think it is everyone but in finnish it is kaikki — same thing) all other users but admins gets error 404 (oops.. not found or deleted…).
If I change everyone (kaikki) to trust levels everything works.
So — I would call it a bug, or do I miss something?
I don’t know how things are working but I have had issues earlier somewhere because of translated group names, as admin, moderator etc. Can this be an issue now?
I forgot… the leaderboard worked at the time we got ability exclude groups. So, something has changed after that update — but when… not a clue: the leaderboard isn’t that popular among my users.
I’ve just been attempting a run-through of this on my test site, and I believe the specific English equivalent is ‘Everyone’. I have set up a new leaderboard and set it to be visible to ‘everyone’ but when I try and access it with a TL1 test user it comes up as an ’ Oops! That page doesn’t exist or is private.`