We have a situation in which we produce two different sets of documentation for the same application. One set is for internal use only and is stored in its own space. The other is for external use primarily (though some internal users will look at it or refer external users there via a link).
We also have a landing page (we do not use the dashboard) from which we present an organized list of our content. On this page, we want to show the link to the internal and external documentation to internal users (we'll call that group wiki_internal). However, if an external user logs in, we only want that group (we'll call them wiki_external) to see the external documentation link.
Currently, if a user doesn't have permissions to access a specific link, it is grayed out but still selectable and the user receives a Not Permitted message. When that happens, we get inundated with emails about permissions not being correct (it's a real headache).
We have found the Visibility Plugin, but it does not function as we would like it to. Users can click Tools > View Source, and then see the hidden content on the page.
Is there a way to show/hide specific links for groups and not have those secrets of magic revealed in the View Source option of Confluence? If not, have any of you tried a different approach to solving this problem? On a side note, which could work to solve this problem, can you specific a different landing page for each group?
