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	Wednesday 26 February 2003 2:31:39 am I know it's possible to copy an article to another section, but is it possible to move it to another section so that it won't be accessible from the original section ? If so, how ?
Volker Lenz	Thursday 27 February 2003 2:31:42 am > I know it's possible to copy an article to another section, > but is it possible to move it to another section so that it > won't be accessible from the original section ? > > If so, how ? You can bind the policy "content read" to sections. So if you have two sections, one for public user access and another one for privileged user access, you may simply create two roles with corresponding "content read" policies: Role "Public User" Policy: Module: content Function: read Limitation: Section (your public user section) Role "Privileged User": Policy: Module: content Function: read Limitation: Section (your privileged user section) Is it that what you have in mind ? Regards Volker
	Thursday 27 February 2003 4:43:10 am > > I know it's possible to copy an article to another > section, > > but is it possible to move it to another section so that > it > > won't be accessible from the original section ? > > > > If so, how ? > > You can bind the policy "content read" to sections. > > So if you have two sections, one for public user access and > another one for privileged user access, you may simply > create two roles with corresponding "content read" > policies: > > Role "Public User" > > Policy: > Module: content > Function: read > Limitation: Section (your public user section) > > > Role "Privileged User": > > Policy: > Module: content > Function: read > Limitation: Section (your privileged user section) > > Is it that what you have in mind ? > > Regards > > Volker No, sorry. That was not what I had in mind. I've got several sections for public user access and I would like to move an article from one section to another. I would like to have only one copy of the article and this article should only be accessible from this one section.

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Wednesday 26 February 2003 2:31:39 am

I know it's possible to copy an article to another section, but is it possible to move it to another section so that it won't be accessible from the original section ?

If so, how ?

Volker Lenz

Thursday 27 February 2003 2:31:42 am

> I know it's possible to copy an article to another section,
> but is it possible to move it to another section so that it
> won't be accessible from the original section ?
>
> If so, how ?

You can bind the policy "content read" to sections.

So if you have two sections, one for public user access and another one for privileged user access, you may simply create two roles with corresponding "content read" policies:

Role "Public User"

Policy:
Module: content
Function: read
Limitation: Section (your public user section)

Role "Privileged User":

Policy:
Module: content
Function: read
Limitation: Section (your privileged user section)

Is it that what you have in mind ?

Regards

Volker

Thursday 27 February 2003 4:43:10 am

> > I know it's possible to copy an article to another
> section,
> > but is it possible to move it to another section so that
> it
> > won't be accessible from the original section ?
> >
> > If so, how ?
>
> You can bind the policy "content read" to sections.
>
> So if you have two sections, one for public user access and
> another one for privileged user access, you may simply
> create two roles with corresponding "content read"
> policies:
>
> Role "Public User"
>
> Policy:
> Module: content
> Function: read
> Limitation: Section (your public user section)
>
>
> Role "Privileged User":
>
> Policy:
> Module: content
> Function: read
> Limitation: Section (your privileged user section)
>
> Is it that what you have in mind ?
>
> Regards
>
> Volker

No, sorry. That was not what I had in mind.
I've got several sections for public user access and I would like to move an article from one section to another.
I would like to have only one copy of the article and this article should only be accessible from this one section.