The solution is to make sure that you are also logged in to the site (frontend) of your site. The easiest way to do this is by enabling shared sessions in the global configuration. This way you are "logged in" to the front end automatically when you log in to the admin.
This is a known and expected behaviour
The solution is to make sure that you are also logged in to the site (frontend) of your site. The easiest way to do this is by enabling shared sessions in the global configuration. This way you are "logged in" to the front end automatically when you log in to the admin.