[TYPO3-english] Page access to several FE usergroups
Sergio Catalá
scatala.enet at gmail.com
Thu Jan 23 17:55:26 CET 2014
Hi Mikel,
thanks for your answer. That's what I exactly wanted to do, but the
thing is I have several sets of two subgroups I wanted to check, so I
had to create one parent group for every two subgroups. I wanted to
check if there was a simpler solution, but it is Ok.
Now my problem is that I have the next pagetree:
+ Root
+ Page 1
+ Subpage 1.1 (G1)
+ Subpage 1.2 (PG1)
+ Page 2
+ Subpage 2.1 (G3)
+ Subpage 2.2 (PG2)
where:
- Root is a shortcut to first subpage (Page 1),
- Page 1 is a shortcut to first subpage (Subpage 1.1),
- Page 2 is a shortcut to first subpage (Subpage 2.1),
- Subpage 1.1 is protected with G1 FE usergroup,
- Subpage 1.2 is protected with PG1 FE usergroup. PG1 is a parent of two
subgroups: G1 + G2.
- Subpage 1.1 is protected with G3 FE usergroup,
- Subpage 1.1 is protected with PG2 FE usergroup. PG2 is a parent of two
subgroups: G3 + G4.
Now imagine the situation where a FE user with the group PG2 (G3 + G4)
logs in the frontend from the Root page. As he doesn't have permissions
to access the subpages of Page 1, he will see in the frontend a very
nice TYPO3 Exception:
The requested page didn't have a proper connection to the tree-root!*
*
Any idea how to solve this problem?*
**
*Thanks in advance,
Sergio
Am 22/01/14 15:39, schrieb Mikel:
> Can you work with subgroups?
> Add a new user group and make this to the parent user group of your
> two existing user groups.
>
> --- Main FE user group (new)
> ----- G1
> ----- G2
>
> When you give access rights to "Main FE user group", all sub groups
> will have access.
> You could also define all common rights on the parent user group and
> can inherit them to the subgroups...
>
> Mikel
>
>
> Am 22.01.14 17:12, schrieb Sergio Catalá:
>> Hi list,
>>
>> I have the next problem: I want to give access rights for a page to
>> two FE usergroups: G1 AND G2. I realized that when we give access to
>> two usergroups, we make an OR, not an AND. I would need the user
>> belongs to BOTH usergroups to access the page.
>>
>> How would it be the best solution to achieve this?
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Sergio
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