Hi, Joe.

Now I'm creating my custom module as it is shown in the training video "Building a Guestbook". I created the edit page for my custom module with buttons "Save" and "Delete". After entering the code

LoadParams();

if (!UserCanEditModule(moduleId, ItemGuid))
{
SiteUtils.RedirectToAccessDeniedPage(this);
return;
}

LoadSettings();

if (article == null)
{
SiteUtils.RedirectToAccessDeniedPage(this);
return;
}

to the Edit.aspx.cs  I have no access to the Edit Page despite my administrator role.

What can be the cause?

Joe, on your training video "Building GuestBook" this part is:

if (!UserCanEditModule(moduleId))

and the Edit page works.

But in the Edit.aspx.cs from GuestBookTutorialFiles  this part is:

if (!UserCanEditModule(moduleId, GuestBook.FeatureGuid))

I have done like that:

if (!UserCanEditModule(moduleId, [MyFeature].FeatureGuid))

but it doesn't help.

Joe, I've found the cause. It happened because of my inattention. When creating a table for my custom feature I named one of columns as Module ID instead of Modile Id.

After correcting all mistakes the problem was solved.

Thank you for your help