In fact, rules should be applied in a longest-match, most-permissive
order.
You might want to try and use the $ sign, the pattern being a
(slightly modified version of a) regular expression, r/w on /A/B$
could do what you want.
-g
On Oct 28, 2008, at 4:05 PM, David Smith wrote:
In my experience, the first match is applied, ignoring the remaining
rules, so defined the most specific rules first moving out to the most
general last. In your case, reverse the order and see what happens.
Read-only /A/B/*
Read/Write /A/B
Read-only /*
--David
rainer wrote:
hi list,
i just tried to configure a startpage editor - means a role that can
readonly A, write B and readonly C.
and it didnt work...
page structure: A/B/C
i defined:
Read Only ; Selected And Subpages ; /
Write ; Selected And Subpages ; /A/B
Read Only ; Subpages ; /A/B
but the users can still write all the pages under B...
How do i configure an editor, that can only write on the startpage?
thx a lot
regards
rainer
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