Permissions for resource types
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I found this at: [http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread;jsessionid=57500209E13B69A15ACA07F39F13A295?thread=2293 opencms-forum.de] | I found this at: [http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread;jsessionid=57500209E13B69A15ACA07F39F13A295?thread=2293 opencms-forum.de] | ||
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You have to modify the file opencms-modules.xml, add your content type (in this case Author), then remove the permissions (changing GROUP.Users permissions to -r-v-w-c. | You have to modify the file opencms-modules.xml, add your content type (in this case Author), then remove the permissions (changing GROUP.Users permissions to -r-v-w-c. | ||
Revision as of 11:40, 23 June 2009
I found this at: opencms-forum.de
How to disable the resource type item (explorertype) from showing up (or being chosen) in the explorer
You have to modify the file opencms-modules.xml, add your content type (in this case Author), then remove the permissions (changing GROUP.Users permissions to -r-v-w-c.
<explorertype name="Author" key="fileicon.Author" icon="xmlcontent.gif" reference="xmlcontent"> <newresource page="structurecontent" uri="newresource_xmlcontent.jsp?newresourcetype=Author" order="225" autosetnavigation="false" autosettitle="false"/> <accesscontrol> <accessentry principal="GROUP.Administrators" permissions="-r-v-w-c"/> <accessentry principal="GROUP.Projectmanagers" permissions="-r-v-w-c"/> <accessentry principal="GROUP.Users" permissions="-r-v-w-c"/> </accesscontrol> <editoptions> <defaultproperties enabled="false" shownavigation="false"/> <contextmenu/> </editoptions> </explorertype>
or use the default behaviour
<accesscontrol> <accessentry principal="DEFAULT" permissions="-r-v-w-c"/> </accesscontrol>
