It's actually much easier than that! You just need to put all your templates under a subnode in templates like "site1", and then setup the template permissions in a similar way to the website permissions, so it will look something like this for the "config" ACL:
editor role has Read only | Selected and sub nodes | modules/templating/templates/$ site1editor role has Read/Write | Selected and sub nodes | modules/templating/templates/site1 That's how I do it and it works perfectly. Hope that helps, Simon On 17/05/07, Nicole Luneburg <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi MagMan, You can do this in the Roles section of Magnolia. 1) Right-click on the rolename and select 'Edit role'. 2) Select 'Access control list'. 3) Select 'Config' from the first drop-down box. Now say your website name is 'mywebsite'. Say it has dialogs under 'mywebsite' (that would be under modules/templating/dialogs/mywebsite/), and Paragraphs under 'mywebsite', and Templates also under 'mywebsite'. This means you can set your Config permissions like the following: Deny access -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/adminInterface/Config/menu/config Deny access -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/adminInterface/Config/menu/users Read only -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/adminInterface/Config/menu Deny access -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/adminInterface/Config/menu/roles Read only -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/templating/dialogs/mywebsite Read only -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/templating/Paragraphs/mywebsite Read only -- Selected and sub nodes -- /modules/templating/Templates/mywebsite You might have to deny access to all the others, but try that first. Hope that worked, if not then message back :) Cheers, Nicole MAGMAN wrote: > Hi all, > > I didn't find an answer by searching so I try to get some help here. > > I set up my Magnolia with multiple Site. Each Site User should only have > access to it's parts. With the two roles solution (editor- and the specific > role for the user) it works very well for websites and documents. But of > course I want the users just to select their templates in the dropdownlist > for websites. > > Is it actually correct, that all the templates for all sites have to be in > modules/templating/templates? > > Thanks a lot and bye bye > > MagMan > ---------------------------------------------------------------- for list details see http://documentation.magnolia.info/docs/en/editor/stayupdated.html ----------------------------------------------------------------
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