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Can't submit form - not appropriate permission

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Hi,

I have following problem - I have a power page with a form that should be submitted by logged in users. Users can log in via LinkedIn, Microsoft or Local Sign in.

Table that should take submitted data has 4 lookup fields relating to 4 other tables. Custom Web Role has been created and set as Authenticated Users Role.

When I log in using Microsoft authentication - I am able to submit form (but I assume this is because I use my organisation's email), when I use LinkedIn or Local Sign In I get info I don't have appropriate permissions.

I set Table Permissions to "Contact Access" with Read, Write, Create, Append, Append To. I also added child permission with the same privileges, to each table that lookup fields refer to (along with Contact and Account table). Each Contact have this custom Web role assigned.

What is curious is that on other page I display list containing records from that table and none of the user gets "not appropriate permissions" error.

I am out of ideas what might be the cause of that. Could you please direct me where I can look for a solution?
Thanks in advance

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Fubar 8,503 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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"set as Authenticated Users" means the Web Role will be inherited, so usually do not also associate it with the users directly. If there are multiple Web Roles with Authenticated Users checked then your uses will only inherit one and the system will determine which one - it is possible that your user is inheriting from one Authenticated Users Web Role whilst the other Users are inheriting from a different one.
For all Web Roles uncheck the Authenticated Users, sync (clear the portal's cache) and see if your user has appropriate permissions.

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Hi,
Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately after doing so I get this error. I'm sure user has role that is set as the one with permission to view the form. Double checked related WebRoles in logged in user 'Contact' record.

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You will need to either set the Site Setting to give you more info or enable the error logs (you can also look in the Process Sessions table, and plugin tracelog the latter would need to be enabled first as it is most likely being logged in one of these)
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/admin/view-portal-error-log#display-plugin-error
(the link also has additional info about setting up the logs, but first step would be to see if you can get additional info being displayed rather than just the generic message).

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