Background I wish the editbar action to only be enabled for some users; other usernames should not be able to edit paragraphs.
Research In http://osdir.com/ml/cms.magnolia.user/2006-12/msg00045.html Sameer Charles states: You can always assign permissions on paragraphs or even properties. its the GUI which does not allow browsing that deep, try to add ACL like "read only" -- "selected and sub nodes" -- "/home/newsParas" And the 3.x documentation states: "The visible property is not on a per-user base. If you want certain users to not see certain templates you can define a new Role in Security and deny the access to the Template Definition content node." --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I created a role (deny access) and applied it to (config repository) /modules/templating/paragraphs/mypagraph, and associated it with a username/password (and group). But I can edit the content when signing in with the username. I do not see the content repository listed in the roles dialog ... I just see Website, Users, Config, Roles, Store, Expressions, Documents, and Groups. I browsed the content repository with the Tools | JCR browser, seeing the content, but I don't see how security can be associated with any of its nodes. My interpetation is that security is being applied to the *paragraph* specification (e.g., username may not access it). I need to inhibit an Author from using the edit bar if they are not signed in with the correct role -- what have I missed, please? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Security-for-paragraphs--tf4338220.html#a12357504 Sent from the Magnolia - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ---------------------------------------------------------------- for list details see http://documentation.magnolia.info/docs/en/editor/stayupdated.html ----------------------------------------------------------------
