System Information
mojoPortal Version 2.3.9.0 MSSQL
Operating System Microsoft Windows NT 5.2.3790 Service Pack 2
ASP.NET Info v4.0.30319 Running in Full Trust

Doing some final testing and writing a user manual I was logged in as my user who is a member of the Content Administrators role as verified both through the UI and by database query.

I create a new piece of content from the content manager but do not publish it. I cannot edit the content - still logged in as the user in the Content Administrator role - getting a permission denied error from the edit icon.

I can set and save the feature settings and I can change the edit permissions.

In the edit permissions the radio button 'Administrators, Content Administrators, and roles selected below' is selected and greyed which is correct as I should not be able to change that to Administrators only, and I can add roles and save them.

If I add Authenticated users to the edit roles I can edit.

I can publish the content.

Once published I can edit it.

Am I missing something obvious here - I was just trying to document how to work with a new HTML Content block without having to publish it.

The authorizededitroles field in mp_modules is an empty string which is what I would expect as Content Admins and Administrators should be able to edit by default. 

Cheers

John