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    Does anyone know a way to add Access Permission to chunks?
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      Which version of MODx?
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        Version 1.0.3
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          You can create a role with no chunk permission and assign the user to that role. I don’t know of any way to do this on a per-chunk basis, although it could probably be done with a custom ManagerManager rule.
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            FWIW, in Revo you can now secure access to Elements (Chunks, Snippets, Plugins, TVs, etc.) via Categories.
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              Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 13, 2010, 12:52 PM

              FWIW, in Revo you can now secure access to Elements (Chunks, Snippets, Plugins, TVs, etc.) via Categories.

              ...And there is so many other functions from Revo that we would love to have, but we are still waiting for a stable GA version of Revo before upgrading, besides our host doesn’t support PHP 5.1.1 so we are trying to get them to manually install it...

              Will it be possible to upgrade from Evo to Revo or would you have to transfer everything manually from one to the other?
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                Quote from: DennisMC at Jul 19, 2010, 03:54 AM

                Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 13, 2010, 12:52 PM

                FWIW, in Revo you can now secure access to Elements (Chunks, Snippets, Plugins, TVs, etc.) via Categories.

                ...And there is so many other functions from Revo that we would love to have, but we are still waiting for a stable GA version of Revo before upgrading, besides our host doesn’t support PHP 5.1.1 so we are trying to get them to manually install it...

                Will it be possible to upgrade from Evo to Revo or would you have to transfer everything manually from one to the other?
                There will be a migration tool and guide available after public launch is completed, though not immediately.