

This question has been answered by dub. See the first response.
for example i have pages assigned to a group and this resource group is [u]not available for any user group. but everyone can see it. and vice-verse there are pages in another group assigned to different user groups - but noone can see it.
for example i have pages assigned to a group and this resource group is [u]not available for any user group. but everyone can see it. and vice-verse there are pages in another group assigned to different user groups - but noone can see it.
It's hard to tell from your description, but for one thing, it sounds like you may misunderstand the concept of how pages are protected. Assigning pages to a resource group does not protect them in any way. Everyone can see them if everywhere if that's all you do.
Resources are only protected in the Manager when you connect that resource group to a user group with a Resource Group Access ACL entry with a context of 'mgr'. Users outside that user group can't see the pages in the Manager.
Similaraly, they are only protected in the front end when you connect that resource group to a user group with a Resource Group Access ACL entry with a context of 'web'. Users outside that user group can't see the pages in the front end.
There's a lot more information here: http://bobsguides.com/revolution-permissions.html. There are also some beginning and advanced security tutorials (see the menu).
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