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    • 19872
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    There is probably a painfully obvious answer that I am overlooking.

    I have a image on which I want to apply a link to another site, and I created a TV so the eventual site owner can update that URL in the future. Annoying thing is, the site owner will have to perform an update on every resource. Tedious, and leaves room for errors or omissions.

    What is the best way to set up one location that my client can go to update the URL should it change in the future?

    Could do a chunk, but site owner would not have access to chunks. Plus, having them hunt and peck inside of html code is probably not a good idea.

    Could create a new System Setting? But is it wise to allow the client to access system settings? When creating permissions, can I control what system settings they have access to? Or do I just tell them to be very very careful when making changes to any system settings?



    This question has been answered by Bruno17. See the first response.

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        • 19872
        • 1,078 Posts
        That's it! Thank you.