Question

There are some menu entries added to the admin panel. These link to some php files which are opened in the frame so that it is integrated into Typo 3. Everything is working fine for the admin users. Now I created a non admin user which should also have access to this tools. The user has the access right to these tools, but they don’t show up when logged in as non-admin user. I think that the admin panel is only available for admin users.

So how can I grant access to the admin panel only for the desired tools? I thought typoscript like this

admPanel {
  enable.edit = 1
  hide = 0
}

can do it. But it doesn’t. I’ve added this code in the options tab of the user.

Solution

Taken from the blog post TYPO3 Adminwerkzeuge für Backend Benutzer anzeigen:

1. Open /typo3/mod/tools/conf.php and change from admin to user,group

   #$MCONF['access']='admin';
   $MCONF['access']='user,group';
   

   Save file and upload to server. This was the step for enabling the admin tools under access rights (see step 2)).

2. Go to admin-tools -> user, edit user, go to access rights, add admin panel.

3. Open /typo3/sysext/belog/mod/conf.php and do the same as in 1.:

   #$MCONF['access']='admin';
   $MCONF['access']='user,group';
   

With this code you can enable the sub entries of the admin panel.

Answer 1

just set

 admPanel {
  enable.all = 1
  hide = 0
 }

You can activate each modul at its own

  admPanel.enable {
    preview = 0/1
    cache= 0/1
    publish= 0/1
    edit= 0/1
    tsdebug= 0/1
    info= 0/1
  }

More option you will find at: http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/core-documentation/doc_core_tsconfig/4.6.0/view/1/4/#id2313502