@ahmaddanial Is it possible that the ability to edit oneself’s posts is somehow tied to the ability to mention a user, and as such is being disabled as a pair?
This makes me think that it may indeed be a permissions issue, or a network issue. I would be interested to see request/response logs of the HTTP requests made by both the System Admin as well as regular users, to look for the differences that will undoubtedly be there, if that is possible to log, @ahmaddanial?
Yeap, that sounds like a permission issue if it is only affecting specific user type (in this case, the normal users) with reference to the Advanced Permission documentation. Since you are the System Administrator, you should be able to check this through System Console > Permissions > Permission Scheme.
@gubbins Can you please provide the full screen shot of the permission scheme of all user types so we can compare them?
I have configured the same System Scheme on my 5.29 instance and verified that the edit & delete feature is still available when I disabled the Channel Mentions and saved the configuration for normal users.
Can I also please confirm if the issue persists on all platforms (desktop / web / mobile app)?
I will discuss this with the team as well to determine other factors that may influence the behavior that we are seeing here.
OK, sorry for the delay - am trying to find a good time to organise some more tests here. I will aim to confirm behaviour for multiple public channels, multiple clients, and multiple users.
Actually, on further investigation, it seems that this was only affecting browsers, not desktop clients. When the user I was talking to closed and re-opened the browser tab they regained the edit/delete options.
Can you please confirm which OS and the version you experience this on? Not to forget, the browser and its version too so I can test this on my end to fully verify if it is a JS bug or something else.
Also, can you please confirm the screen resolution that the user is utilizing on his/her end? Thanks.