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rbroder

Posts: 67
Posted: 03/24/2011, 6:52 PM

Is there a way to output the security groups that have access permissions to a page? Ideally I would like to go through each page in the project and have that information without having to look at the tiny input screen that only shows a few lines. I have 17 security groups and counting.

I also keep a development copy and a production copy of each project, and I need to easily check if they are in sync.

rod
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kirchaj

Posts: 215
Posted: 11/06/2013, 11:05 AM

I know this is an old post but I was wondering if there was anything new that would help with knowing what security levels are on each page and form. I hate going to each page to figure out what I did before. Lazy, I know.

TK
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eratech


Posts: 513
Posted: 11/06/2013, 7:39 PM

I don't think there is a common area that has the security levels, it seems to be built into the page itself.

Bit of a guess, but you could look into the code for a page with security, then do a search on all the terms and compare that to your list of expected levels.

eg: In my PHP project, in the php file there is a
CCSecurityRedirect("3;4;5","");
which allows groups 3,4 & 5 access.

You could search all the files for that and perhaps extract the groups to access. Not trivial but quicker than clicking on each.

Cheers

E
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