I have a site where I need to differentiate which child node types different editors can create. Reason is that the Umbraco solution goes to different clients and some clients must be able to create other types of content than others.
P.S.: Hacky solutions are OK - such as using css, non-angular JavaScript or so. It´s not critical that it can be circumvented by technically skilled users. The purpose is more to make things look simple and not crowded with doc types not relevant to the different clients.
Is there a way to target 'Allowed child node types' against specific users or user groups?
Hi forum,
I have a site where I need to differentiate which child node types different editors can create. Reason is that the Umbraco solution goes to different clients and some clients must be able to create other types of content than others.
P.S.: Hacky solutions are OK - such as using css, non-angular JavaScript or so. It´s not critical that it can be circumvented by technically skilled users. The purpose is more to make things look simple and not crowded with doc types not relevant to the different clients.
Best regards, Martin
I've done this before, requires some angular hacking though. I'll blog about it some day 🙂
Cool - have you got just something, small or big, you can share to lead me and others in some direction? Doesn´t have to be pretty or explained. :)
Heres a gist
Cool, thanks!
Depending on your Umbraco version, you should also be able to use this event added with this PR: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/pull/12116
Thanks - will try that. It's v9.
Much better - I forgot you got that merged :)
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