You can configure the roles and access rights that are assigned to sub-administrators on
portlets of a virtual portal globally and before you create a virtual portal. The following
steps must be completed on your initial portal installation.
Procedure
-
Click the Administration menu icon. Then, click . Then, click
Manage Portlets.
- In the list of portlets, locate the Virtual Portal Manager
portlet.
- Click the Configure Portlet (wrench)
icon of the Virtual Portal Manager portlet.
- Perform the following steps, depending on the requirements
for your virtual portals:
- If you want to change the list of portlets, to which
the sub-administrators have access:
- Edit the portletListNeedAccess parameter
of the portlet. Remove those portlets for which you want the sub-administrators
of your virtual portals to have no access rights.
- Add portlets as required by adding the unique names of the portlets
to the list. You might need to take a note of the list and remove
the parameter, and then enter the parameter with your updated list.
The default list contains all portlets that are listed under
Content of a virtual portal.
- If you want to change the access rights that are granted
to the sub-administrators on the portlets of virtual portals, edit
the actionSetName parameter of the portlet
and change the role that you want to assign to the sub-administrators
to the role that fits your requirements.
The default
role is EDITOR. You might need to take a note of the parameter and
remove it, and then reenter the parameter with the updated value.
You can enter the following values: Administrator, Security Administrator,
Delegator, Manager, Privileged User, User.
Note: sub-administrators
have the roles that you assign to them on all the
portlets that are listed under the portletListNeedAccess parameter
of the Virtual Portal Manager portlet (see the previous step).
- Click OK to save your changes.
- Assign the virtual portal sub-administrators administrator
rights on the JCR root as required.