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User administartion
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| COnsider an example page 'page1'. Assume there are 2 groups 'grp1' and 'grp2',
'ugrp1' belongs to 'grp1' group. Now the permissions on page 1 should be set like any changes perfromed by the user 'ugrp1' on page 'Page1' should be available for all user un der 'ugrp1', but not available for anyone in 'ugrp2'. If I provide manager acce
ss for 'page1' to user 'ugrp1', any changes he make is available to all user including users in 'ugrp2'. this should not happen.
How to provide this hioearchical control
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| Oliver Meyer 2006-05-17, 1:17 pm |
| This is not possible. Portal provides the ability to change pages for a
special user group only. You can either provide manager permission. In
this case a change to page1 will be visible to all users. Or you can add
the user/group to the PrivilegedUser role of this page. In this case,
any change a user of the group makes to the page is only visible to the
user who made the change. There is no access role which allows to make a
change visible for a special group only.
You could achieve something like this: Group1 has manager access to a
page. This group also has view/edit/or manage permission to portletA.
However, groupB does not have any permissions for portletA. Now if a
user of groupA puts portletA on the page, then a user of groupB will not
see the portlet on the page, because this group does not have any
permissions for the portlet.
Oliver
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