Tokens not displayed unless Views Send used by Administrator (User 1)

Sorry about the very late reply. I assume this is related to missing the "View user information" permission.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

Hello

Can you please explain what you mean by "Content Editor", I cannot find this permission in my install of Views Send permissions or anywhere else in the permissions for Drupal 9?

Thanks

cebab54

See attached picture.

PS! The bug is reported against 8.x-1.6. I hope you use 2.0.x-dev

I was using 2.0.0-rc1 - original query raised before v2.0.0 was made available

Have now updated to the Version 2.0 dev version, but permissions remain the same, see picture attached

So, if the Assistant Secretary tries to send an email via Views Send, see attached screenshot using either simply tokens from Views Send and/or general tokens, the Views Send tokens are ignored, but the general tokens (date) is included (see second screenshot attached). Although when sending the email, the 'SEND' results in errors - see third attached screengrab.

ONLY if the Administrator (User 1) tries this will the View Send emails with tokens be sent and the tokens expanded as expected.

Regarding, using the dev module and the following warning:

Undefined array key "views_send_bulk_form" in _views_send_get_fields_and_tokens()

You have to create a new issue. This is something different than tokens. There is no way we can handle these two problems in the same issue - sorry. (There is no need to supply logs following that warning - the rest is just a consequence.) You could try to create a new views, just to see if that makes any difference. Anyway, it has to be a new issue.

Back to the tokens:

[...] Assistant Secretary tries to send an email via Views Send, see attached screenshot using either simply tokens from Views Send and/or general tokens, the Views Send tokens are ignored

They aren't ignored. They are parsed and producing no output. Where is field_member_firstname_1 coming from - a relation to something? Could you test with something like [views-send:title] that normally doesn't require any access permission?