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I’m creating a website for a client and I want it so that managers I turn the website over to can’t access certain documents. I’ve got coding on these docs and I don’t want them accidentally getting in and messing around with them. So I’ve moved them into a container document named "Functionality". Is there anyway that I can prevent the manager I set up from accessing the documents within the "Functionality" container?
I could obviously set up T.V.s for those docs they wouldn’t see, but I was curious as to whether I could "lock" down the "Functionality" container and all its children so they couldn’t even access them?
Thanks!
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Document groups and manager permissions. Create a doc group called Superadmin or something, make sure the users you add aren’t admins (or they’ll be able to see it all anyway), and don’t add them to your superadmin group.
I usually have a "Site Elements" folder for that purpose, but I also typically do a content_protected TV that I restrict too. Throw it underneath the [*content*] for when you have Ditto calls and such in the content area.
Does that make sense?
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Perfect...that did it...thanks Brett!
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