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9/9/2006 9:44 AM
 
Does DNN support item-level access control? Is it possible to show some list items or interface controls (e.g. a subset of documents in the Documents module, URLs in the Links module, buttons on a page etc.) to one group of registred users and to hide it from the other user group?

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9/10/2006 3:09 AM
 

I believe it's per module instance.  You would have to split it up into two separate modules.

I have been looking at modules that allow further information within the module and the closest I have gotten was the articles module from http://www.ventrian.com where you can provide a preview, and then registered users can see more, but again, it's set at the module level.

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