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2018/7/4 10:55:07
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Which of our publishing modules (news, articles, etc) support group-level permissions?<p>Our old modules (News from Herve, Article by phppp, SmartSection) all had ways of limiting viewing through group permissions, either on the category, or post level. Has that been brought forward in any of the IPF-based modules?</p>
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2018/7/5 8:00:30
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Re: Which of our publishing modules (news, articles, etc) support group-level permissions?<p>I don't think this is part of the newer IPF modules, no.</p>
<p>I believe that should be offered by the core, though. That is one of the functionalities that would be possible by adding Github Issue #273(https://github.com/ImpressCMS/impresscms/issues/273) to the core.</p> |
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2018/7/11 20:27:37
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Re: Which of our publishing modules (news, articles, etc) support group-level permissions?<p>I'm not sure why the permissions handling didn't get added to IPF - it was part of the SmartFactory modules. In fact, in SmartSection, you could even set preview options for some groups and full read permissions for others.</p>
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2024/5/18 11:19:46
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Re: Which of our publishing modules (news, articles, etc) support group-level permissions?The method for managing permissions is part of the core - and we have a nice tutorial in the wiki from QM-B on how he implemented it that started out as a discussion in the forums. |
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