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Hello Guys
I'm not well familiar with C5's advanced permission. I've enabled it. I have a requirement to implement this into Pro Blog. Let me explain here the scenario:
Suppose there are 30 blog posts listed in a page. A viewer can easily see these lists of posts. But when he tries to go into details page, it should ask him to log in. I'm using a Page type for that details page.

In previous versions of C5, we can do this easily to assign permission on the page type. But I really can't understand this advanced permission in current version. Can anyone point me out to the proper direction. Thanks in advance...

Rony
ronyDdeveloper
 
grosik replied on at Permalink Reply
grosik
If you won't figure it out with advanced permissions, you can do it manualy adding if statement to page type of news entry. In this solution your users will be always forced to log in when they want to see news. 

global $u;
if($u->isLoggedIn()) {
 // full site load for logged in user
} else {
 // redirect to login page which informs, that he must be logged to see this news (f.e. create a single page for that information)
}
ronyDdeveloper replied on at Permalink Reply
ronyDdeveloper
Yes that will be surely the last option that I can implement. But I need to know about C5's default permission process. Is there any documentation available for that? It was easy in old versions, but cannot understand in current version.

Rony