Stacks or Page Permissions
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I am launching my first commercial Concrete5 site. It is in the final stages. I am just determining permission structures and have a question.
I have created a group called Site Editors.
I have created a user and added them into this group.
The content that will require updating in the future is located in stacks.
At this time I do not want to use Advanced Permissions.
Here is my question:
Should I grant them permissions to edit the stacks directly on the page? Or instead should I just grant them permissions to edit the stacks directly through Dashboards >> Stacks & Blocks >> Stacks.
Although it probably doesn't affect the above question, I have added the following White Label statements to config.php:
define('ENABLE_MARKETPLACE_SUPPORT', false);
define('ENABLE_INTELLIGENT_SEARCH_HELP', false);
define('ENABLE_NEWSFLOW_OVERLAY', false);
define('ENABLE_APP_NEWS', false);
I appreciate any assistance. User permissions is my last setup requirement before I finish the site.
I have created a group called Site Editors.
I have created a user and added them into this group.
The content that will require updating in the future is located in stacks.
At this time I do not want to use Advanced Permissions.
Here is my question:
Should I grant them permissions to edit the stacks directly on the page? Or instead should I just grant them permissions to edit the stacks directly through Dashboards >> Stacks & Blocks >> Stacks.
Although it probably doesn't affect the above question, I have added the following White Label statements to config.php:
define('ENABLE_MARKETPLACE_SUPPORT', false);
define('ENABLE_INTELLIGENT_SEARCH_HELP', false);
define('ENABLE_NEWSFLOW_OVERLAY', false);
define('ENABLE_APP_NEWS', false);
I appreciate any assistance. User permissions is my last setup requirement before I finish the site.
C5 Permissions are definitely a challenging part to clearly grasp.
Fortunately I found an excellent how-to describing how to setup simple permissions.
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/editors/grant-dashbo...
Good job Matt Waters!