I would like to use these 2 snippets, but like to keep at least the user comments off of the backend page tree. The simplest solution would seem to be to put them in a new table and add buttons to edit and delete that would show up for authorized users. Any other suggestions?
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MODX Staff
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Use the canpost configuration option and webuser groups. Comments need to use the show in menu option set to false, and a menu building snippet that supports the same.
Is that helpful?
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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Ok, I’ve found my problem--I didn’t properly understand document and user groups in the manager. I had created a document group called "backend" for pages I didn’t want most users to see, but those pages still showed up for all users, behaving as public pages. However when I created a new user group and linked it to the "backend" document group, then those pages disappeared for manager users of other groups. In other words, even though I don’t necessarily need a user group specifically for those backend pages, I still had to assign them to an unused or dummy group in order for them not to show up. I’m not sure if this is by design or a slight bug. It does seem to add an unnecessary extra step.
Thanks guys for your help.