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  • Jason R Wright 1 post 31 karma points
    Feb 19, 2025 @ 16:56
    Jason R Wright
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    Large Number of Nodes - restricted access - need to press load more until see content nodes user has access to

    I have a local Umbraco 14+ instance I am testing. My use case is the following:

    • I am creating 1000 to 5000 users.
    • I am creating 1000 to 5000 pages, one for each user (for example a biography page that each user will have access to edit)
    • Each of these users will be assigned to a unique user group (so we will have 1000 to 5000 user groups, each with 1 user, with one page set as the start node for the content - so they can only see their page)

    This all works as expected with one exception. When a user logs in, they are properly restricted to just see the one page they can edit, but it does NOT show up in the content tree UNLESS you click the "Load More" button repeatedly until it pages to where your page is (in a paging list of pages you cannot see)

    I would have thought that the content tree load would build out the minimal tree so a user could navigate to the content they can see without having to click "load more" blindly until something shows up - or is my user experience not normal? Is there anything that can be done to help this end user experience?

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  • Owain Jones 65 posts 437 karma points MVP 4x c-trib
    Feb 23, 2025 @ 15:40
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    The old AngularJS based backoffice (Umbraco 13 and below) does do exactly what you were expecting, i.e. it automatically loads the tree to show the child node that the user has access to; so this definitely sounds like a bug in the new v14+ backoffice.

    I would recommend raising this as an issue on the Umbraoc GitHub repository here: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/issues

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