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I am working on an enterprise wiki site collection. And I have edited the EnterpriseWiki.aspx page layout , where I added some new columns and I have also remove the Page rating.

Now users with contributor permission will see the following page , including the modification :-

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While users with Read Permission will see the default page layout as follow (including the Page rating which have been removed!!!):-

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Also if they click on the left side term store (Standard or Document Type), they will get the following error:-

Sorry, you don't have access to this page

and as i mentioned if i grant the Reader user a Contribute permission level, he is going to see the full modified page layout ..

Can anyone advice

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    Since it's not approved yet, the readers will not see the published version.. Approve the page layout and the updates should replicate! – Arsalan Adam Khatri Oct 2 '14 at 14:22
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    The page is checked out. Please check in the page, approve and publish it , so that other users can see the change – Unnie Oct 2 '14 at 14:22
  • in my setting users can see pending issues,, also if i approve it nothing will change. and if i add this user to the contributor group he will see the page layout... – john Gu Oct 2 '14 at 14:29
  • @ArsalanAdamKhatri ok i aproved the page but still Read user will see the defualt page layout !!! – john Gu Oct 2 '14 at 14:39
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    @Unnie no the page status is pendding , but not checked-out, also inside my versioning settings i mentioned that any user with Read permission can view pending items,, so this is not a problem.. the issue is with the Fact that for some reasons Reader users will not be able to see the modified page layout, or to navigate through the term store... – john Gu Oct 2 '14 at 14:41
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Check-Out then Check-In the page layout and the master pages, and I publish them as major versions and now the page layout is working well.

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