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Subject: Re: [TYPO3-english] Backend rights
As Xavier already pointed out, try be_acl. It allows you to set access for
one or more user/group on any page (recursively).
Since I tried it years ago, I cannot imagine using the classic TYPO3 access
handling for any complex scenario
As Xavier already pointed out, try be_acl. It allows you to set access
for one or more user/group on any page (recursively).
Since I tried it years ago, I cannot imagine using the classic TYPO3
access handling for any complex scenario.
Tomas Mrozek
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nd time to set this up but after it is set up it
is quite simple to keep the overview.
Lorenz
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Hi,
My problem with this situation is that you have to create groups for
sections, which doesn't feel very natural, it could've been easier to be
able to assign multiple groups to a page. I couldn't find any extensions
which make this possible, are there any? Or does anyone have advise how to
cr
Hi all,
I'm wondering how other admins configure backend access rights... Last time
we had a website in which multiple usergroups should manage sections of the
website. This is no problem at all, till those sections overlap, or you have
to create a global content management group which can do a
