Hi,
I'm trying to set up a series of pages with specific permissions. I'm
struggling to understand why some pages are displayed (or why not). My goal is
to achieve the following pages available in the logged-in vs logged-out
situations:
- Not logged in:
- landing.psml
- registration.psml
- about.psml
- Logged in:
- news.psml
- my-account.psml
- about.psml
I've set the root folder permissions for (users=*, permissions=view). I've set
the security constraints for the individual pages as follows:
- about.psml (users=* / permissions=view)
- landing.psml (roles=guest / permissions=view)
- my-account.psml (roles=user,manager,admin / permissions=view with an extra
security-constraint on users=guest)
- news.psml (roles=user,manager,admin / permissions=view)
- landing.psml (roles=guest / permissions=view)
When the user is not logged in I get the correct pages:
- landing.psml
- registration.psml
- about.psml
When I log in with any user (role could be any of the three) I get the
following pages:
- landing.psml (would not want to see this)
- registration.psml (would not want to see this)
- news.psml
- about.psml
As you notice, I'm missing my-account.psml because of the extra
security-constraint and I get all the pages meant to be seen only when not
logged in.
Any suggestions on why this is going wrong would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Jiri
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