Liferay 7 Web content Scope

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2019-02-20T10:24:48Z

Hi Massimo,

Did you find a solution for this issue?

To me this is amazing , it should be possible to set a property that simply only allows web content articles to be accessed or made visible via a portlet (e.g. web content display) on the site only (it maybe is). Apparently this behaviour was also on 6.2 the case but on 7 because of the way the select web content display has been designed, made more prominent.
The issue is in our case, site members can only see on the site the web content that site editors or site admins have decided to display on pages through the asset publisher and or web content display. We have hundreds of sites and if that same person is a site admin or editor on another site, he or she can now see and even publish anything from any site he/she is a site member of on the other site he/she is a site admin/editor.
We want to restrict the web content articles to the site scope ... also not sure why a site role goes beyond a site ... ?

Cheers,

Rob

Hi Massimo,

In case you didn't find a solution ... following property settings will do the job:

# Set this property to 0 to disable the Sharing of Content with subsites for
# all sites. Set this property to 1 to disable it by default while allowing
# site administrators to enable it per site. Set this property to 2 to
# enable it by default while allowing site administrators to disable it per
# site.
#
sites.content.sharing.with.children.enabled==0

#
# Set this property to true to let every site administrator share content
# across sites he manages.
#
sites.content.sharing.through.administrators.enabled=false

Cheers,

Rob

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2019-02-20T06:48:06Z

Hi Massimo,

Did you find a solution for this issue?

To me this is amazing , it should be possible to set a property that simply only allows web content articles to be accessed or made visible via a portlet (e.g. web content display) on the site only (it maybe is). Apparently this behaviour was also on 6.2 the case but on 7 because of the way the select web content display has been designed, made more prominent.
The issue is in our case, site members can only see on the site the web content that site editors or site admins have decided to display on pages through the asset publisher and or web content display. We have hundreds of sites and if that same person is a site admin or editor on another site, he or she can now see and even publish anything from any site he/she is a site member of on the other site he/she is a site admin/editor.
We want to restrict the web content articles to the site scope ... also not sure why a site role goes beyond a site ... ?

Cheers,

Rob

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2017-11-10T08:15:42Z

I know....but is not what I am asking for.
Also if I put contents inside folder in site 3 I still have list of 502 articles when I add a 'Web content display' and then chose the content to display in it.

What I am asking is: There is a way to have in list only the contents of Site 3(instead of contents of all sites)?

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2017-11-09T16:23:56Z

You can organize your content via folders.

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2017-11-09T15:00:33Z

So if I am administrator of 3 sites, the first one with 300 articles, the second with 200 and the third with 2 everytime I want to add a web content in site number 3 I will have a list of 502 articles?
There is a way to group articles avaiability by site instead of user permission?

RE: Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2017-11-09T14:31:31Z

Permissions control everything. If "Article 1" has guest view permission, anyone can use it including the admin from "Site 2".

Liferay 7 Web content Scope

2017-11-09T09:09:32Z

HI,

If I have 2 or more site in one liferay instance how can I make the contents of each site hidden from the others?

For example if I have a web content called "Article 1" in a site called "Site 1" if I go to another site, for example "Site 2" and I add a webcontent display to a page I can chose "Article 1"

I read this about scope, but If I set scope in webcontent display for one page the content is still visible from another site(and also from another page of the same site):
https://dev.liferay.com/discover/portal/-/knowledge_base/7-0/publishing-basic-web-content