Hi susan,
Please take a look my screenshot and tell me if this is what you are saying about in categories
If each context has its own user group(s), I think you could put the elements in three categories as Susan suggests, then use Element Category Access ACL entries to protect them. That should hide them in the drop-down.
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[ed. note: BobRay last edited this post 12 years, 11 months ago.]
Did you clear the site cache, flush permissions, and flush all sessions before testing?
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Yes i did it site clear cache, flush all sessions & permission, and also my browser's cookies. but i get thesame result.
It sounds like that feature isn't implemented yet.
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I think i am using the old version of MODx version 2.1.7 but i am not sure if this will work on the latest version because i haven't read all the list of changes made with the latest version.
I got the same issues on latest version MODx 2.2.4.
Do you think it i was on the feature that they forgot to implement?
That's quite possible. You could file that as a feature request at
http://bugs.modx.com
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