[wright-stationery]

I'm trying to install Google Analytics API module as it appears to uninstalled itself at some point in the last month, but when I click install I get an error:

 

You do not have permission to configure this module.

 

Anyone know how to solve this?  I saw a few other topics saying to uninstall and reinstall the module...but mine isn't installed so that doesn't help me.

[vekia]

if you will back to modules > modules

this module probably appears as a non-installed module, right?

[wright-stationery]

Yes, if I filter for Modules Not Installed it's there.

 

But when I click on the install button I get the error I mentioned above.

[vekia]

may i know exact module that you trying to install? its not default one probably?

what name? what version? where i can get it for test purposes/

[wright-stationery]

As I said the module is Google Analytics API.

It came with Prestashop when I installed it. The version is v1.2.1

[wright-stationery]

I am now getting it with the following module:

 

1-Click Upgrade v1.6.7 - by PrestaShop

[rolinb]

I just started getting this error too after updating a module... Any solution yet? 

[dogrescuer]

Well, this is disappointing. If we can't even get out of the gate maybe this is not the software for us.

 

"You do not have permission to configure this module."

[dogrescuer]

To anyone having "You do not have permission to configure this module."

Try this, it worked for me.

Go to Advanced parameters, performance, turn off all items on this page. I don't know which cache or smarty etc was the issue, but after I did a wholesale swipe here the 1-click upgrade configuration would display.

[just444]

Any other solutions? I'm getting the same error message when trying to install any module. Tried uploading modules manually but error comes up when I click Install. 

I recently moved my shop to a different hosting package/domain and all works well on the original one while can't figure out what's going on with the new one.

 

Anything else I could try?

Thanks

[neekster]

I ran into this error too, trying to install pscleaner 1.8.5 on 1.6.1.6 of PrestaShop. Tried all suggestions of disabling performance features, made no difference.

 

Keen to know solution though as I've abandoned PrestaShop for this project as there wasn't the time to find the solution. 

[dogrescuer]

I'm still looking for a cart that doesn't suck. Haven't found one yet.

[arthurhayy]

I am getting this type of error whenever I try to install a module that is uploaded manually. It displays two contradictory messages:

“Module installed successfully” in green and “You do not have permission to configure this module” in red.

Neither does it work with official modules (like “Customer loyalty and rewards”). Same two error messages.

Prestashop 1.6.1.4.

[esmDanhost]

We have experienced this error with non-superadmin employees in version 1.7.
 

A fix seems to be to add access for the following authorization roles to the employee profile in question, in the 'access' table:
- 'ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_CREATE'
- 'ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_READ'
- 'ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_UPDATE'
- 'ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_DELETE'

In practice this meant adding four rows to the 'access' table in the database, with data like this:

- id_profile = 2, id_authorization_role = 165

- id_profile = 2, id_authorization_role = 166

- id_profile = 2, id_authorization_role = 167

- id_profile = 2, id_authorization_role = 168

 

This can also be expressed with the following SQL query, where 'Shop owner' is the name of the profile in question:

 

SELECT `id_authorization_role` INTO @create_role FROM `authorization_role` WHERE `slug`='ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_CREATE';

SELECT `id_authorization_role` INTO @read_role FROM `authorization_role` WHERE `slug`='ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_READ';

SELECT `id_authorization_role` INTO @update_role FROM `authorization_role` WHERE `slug`='ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_UPDATE';

SELECT `id_authorization_role` INTO @delete_role FROM `authorization_role` WHERE `slug`='ROLE_MOD_TAB_ADMINMODULES_DELETE';

SELECT `id_profile` INTO @profile_id FROM `profile_lang` WHERE `name` = 'Shop owner' LIMIT 1;

INSERT IGNORE INTO `access`(`id_profile`,`id_authorization_role`) VALUES(@profile_id,@create_role);

INSERT IGNORE INTO `access`(`id_profile`,`id_authorization_role`) VALUES(@profile_id,@read_role);

INSERT IGNORE INTO `access`(`id_profile`,`id_authorization_role`) VALUES(@profile_id,@update_role);

INSERT IGNORE INTO `access`(`id_profile`,`id_authorization_role`) VALUES(@profile_id,@delete_role);