Hi Taras,

Yes its possible to do this in umbraco but you will also need to set up some roles under the Member section where you will have to create a Member Group.

Based on those Group you will give public access to the nodes you want a member to have access to.

Here is an example of how your razor

List<DynamicNode> nodes = @Model.AncestorOrSelf(1).Descendants("docType").Where("Visible && HasAccess").ToList;
@foreach(var n in nodes){
  @n.Name
}

Hope this helps

//Fuji

In my case best solution is: 

if (Umbraco.MemberHasAccess(item.Id, item.Path))

thank you  Funka! & Fuji Kusaka.

Hi Guys, I have a requirement where I would like to do reverse of what you are doing. I need to do a for loop through all memebrs and check which memebers have access to a particular node/document. I tried couple of options but nothing is working. My code block is attached. Can any one guide me through.

try { string _emailD = string.Empty; string _emailBody = string.Empty; string _docsHit = string.Empty; string _docsDetails = string.Empty; string _memID = string.Empty;

            foreach (var doc in e.PublishedEntities)
            {
                _docsHit += doc.Id + ",";
                foreach (Member m in Member.GetAll)
                {
                    _memID += m.Id + ",";
                    //umbraco.library.HasAccess(doc.Id, doc.Path);
                    //if (Access.HasAccces(doc.Id, m.Id))
                    if (Access.HasAccces(doc.Id, (object) m.Id) == true)
                    {
                        //doc.has

                        if (_emailD != string.Empty)
                        {
                            _emailD = _emailD + "; ";
                        }
                        _emailD += m.Email + m.User.GetPermissions(doc.Path) + ";";
                    }
                    {
                        _emailD += " permission not found for: " + m.LoginName + ";";
                    }
                    // m.Text <= name of member

                    // m.Email <= Well, you know

                    // m.GetProperty("phoneNo").Value.ToString() <= a custom property with the alias of "phoneNo"


                }
                _docsDetails += doc.Id +  doc.Name +  doc.GetType().Name;
            }


            Log.AddLocally(LogTypes.Save, User.GetUser(100), 100, "user email id's are: "  + _emailD);

            Log.AddLocally(LogTypes.Save, User.GetUser(100), 100, "document published are : " +  _docsHit);

            Log.AddLocally(LogTypes.Save, User.GetUser(100), 100, "Memebrs are : " + _memID);

            Log.AddLocally(LogTypes.Save, User.GetUser(100), 100, "document details are : " + _docsDetails);

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            Log.AddLocally(LogTypes.Save, User.GetUser(100), 100, ex.Message);
        }

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