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Other permissions on child pages

Björn Eitmann

Hi *

Is it possible to have permissions for Page A for People X + Y + Z an for the child page B only permissions for X + Y?

Thanks!

Accepted answers

epohl

Child pages inherit restrictions from their parents. As a result, you could say that restrictions can get tighter going down a page tree, but never looser.

A parent page can be restricted to users X, Y and Z

Its child can be restricted to users X and Y by adding the restriction manually to the page.

The child cannot be made available to users X, Y, Z and W, because W doesn't have access to the parent page.

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Renjith Pillai

No I guess, the parent permission is first applied. But what are you actually trying to achieve?

Björn Eitmann

Z is a student who should not see the child page

Renjith Pillai

Am sorry, read your description wrongly. It should be possible as the permission is a sub set of the parent.

Björn Eitmann

ok. how can i do that?

epohl

Child pages inherit restrictions from their parents. As a result, you could say that restrictions can get tighter going down a page tree, but never looser.

A parent page can be restricted to users X, Y and Z

Its child can be restricted to users X and Y by adding the restriction manually to the page.

The child cannot be made available to users X, Y, Z and W, because W doesn't have access to the parent page.