I have two roles used to restrict access for 'unlinked' users to a specific page, which requests a 'link' so to speak. The rest of the pages are all accessible to 'linked' users. This is obviously easy to perform using roles and page permissions, but I want to ensure that new pages added are accessible to 'linked' role and denied to 'unlinked' role by default. Currently no permissions are set by default. Is there a way to customise this default setting? Do I need a module to do this?

Thanks

you can do this via page templates - http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/W... . If you don't want to select a different template each time you can also edit the default template which can be found at Portals\0\Templates\Default.page.template .Please note it only shows a page with default permissions but modules with custom permissions, but the UserProfile.page.template in the same folder shows an example of both page (tab) and module permissions

The easiest way to do this is to create a new page, set your permissions, add any relevant module(s) and set their permission(s) and then export that as a page template - now copy the contents of that file into the default.page.template and you should be good.

Cathal

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After some additional testing, I have noticed a few more details:

Module settings work just fine, title, permissions, etc.

Nothing at the page/tab level are being applied, permissions, skin.

I would love to be able to have all these settings pre-configured so that end users simply select the appropriate template and don't have to leave the main tab of Add Page, or can even use the Add new page feature in the tool bar.

Thanks,
Jeremy