Manual:Extension/BlueSpicePageAccess

What is PageAccess?

PageAccess allows only a certain group access to the page.

Usage

BlueSpicePageAccess restricts access to a page to specified user groups. It is inserted with the tag pageaccess. Access restriction per page is done on a group basis. If you allow a certain group to access the page, all other groups are locked out. "access"Access" here means all actions, including read and edit. In order to do this, you use the page access tag, which can be entered anywhere in a wiki article:

How to restrict access to a page

Users who have the necessary permissions (by default through the roles admin, maintenanceadmin, and structuremanager) can add the necessary instruction to a page.

To add this tag with VisualEditor:

1. Position the cursor at the beginning of your page.
2. Select Insert > Magic word.
3. Select Page access in the dialog box.
4. Click Done.
5. Add the groups to the Page access dialog box.
6. Click Insert.
   
   

   Inserting the magic word PageAccess

The page now sdisplays an info header that shows the groups that have access to the page.

In source view, the tag looks like this:

                
 <bs:pageaccess groups="securesysop" /> 

            

Restricts all access to the group "secure". To add more groups, use commas to separate:

                 <bs:pageaccess groups="securesysop,secure1,secure2" />

            

It is not possible to A user can only restrict access to a group you do not belong to, in order to not accidentally lock yourself out of the page.

See also

Our reference page. the groups this user belongs to. This is a security feature to prevent users from locking themselves out of a page.

Related info

• Reference:BlueSpicePageAccess