hellow,
i have the following situation:
a manager user can add announces on the site:
the maindocument calls ’announces’. In this document i have set up a ditto-call.
The manager user must have access to the maindocument ’announces’ before he can ad children to this maindocument.
But that is the problem: he doesn’t may have access to this maindocument so that he can’t change this document
for example:
- maindocument ’announces’ (manager user may not have access)
- ’announce1’ (manager user may have access)
- ’announce2’ (manager user may have access)
- ...
when he create ’announce3’, he must have access to ’announces’ before he can save this document (child)
can anyone help how i can set this up?
thanks
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☆ A M B ☆
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The only solution to this is to enable the Show Protected Pages, in the Configuration ->Interface & Features tab. Then the user will see all the documents, but will still only be able to actually access the ones he has permissions for.
this option was enabled.
i don’t think this is the solution
because the main problem isn’t away: the manager user cannot create children if he doesn’t have access to the main document.
that is my opinion at the moment
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☆ A M B ☆
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One solution to that would be to have him duplicate one of the documents that he has permissions for, and then edit the duplicate.
that i will test later this day,
thanks
yes, duplicate documents works fine
thanks a lot