Umbraco Features Options
punkyduck
Posted: Saturday, January 26, 2008 11:54:31 AM
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punkyduck
Posted: Saturday, January 26, 2008 11:58:36 AM
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Hmm well the first post did not go well!!

Anyway basically we are considering umbraco for a project as we dont have the budgets for sitecore which we would normally use. Can someone tell me if the following were possible as I could not see the options at first glance.


1) In Sitecore, you can right click on a node and allow only certain options/pages to be created. For example from the home page I may want 'Create Page', 'Create New Section', however from the news node /news I may only want 'Create News Story' using the fixed news template.

2) Can we allow a user to only edit certain fields in a template, e.g. a basic user may be able to change a page content, but not the page title.

Got lots of other questions but will start with these first.

Thanks

Shane
hoehler
Posted: Saturday, January 26, 2008 1:02:07 PM

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punkyduck wrote:

1) In Sitecore, you can right click on a node and allow only certain options/pages to be created. For example from the home page I may want 'Create Page', 'Create New Section', however from the news node /news I may only want 'Create News Story' using the fixed news template.

yap, this is done via the document types where you can define the structure, means you can define which document types are allowed under the selected document type.
punkyduck wrote:

2) Can we allow a user to only edit certain fields in a template, e.g. a basic user may be able to change a page content, but not the page title.

No, you only have several three roles for users (Admin, Writer, Editor) where the admin can do everything, the writer can publish and the editor only can save the changes, but not publish. You can explicitly set special rights for node trees for separate users, but you cannot give a user the right to edit one filed in one document type and cannot edit the other.

The only possibility is to create completely your own data types where you manage the the rights by yourself.

hth, Thomas



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