How to set access control for portal pages and service portal widgets
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02-20-2023 02:12 AM
Hello.
Add a field called "employee type" to the user table,
I want that value to control which particular portal page or widget is invisible to that user.
Is it possible?
Regards,
Ro

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02-20-2023 04:14 AM - edited 02-20-2023 04:15 AM
Hello @Ro5
Unfortunately, portal pages visibility and access are not controlled by ACLs.
Infact they are controlled by roles.
- When you navigate to a portal page in the sp_page table, you would find a field called - Roles.
Here you can explicitly add, which roles can access the portal page.
So for a portal how the access works is:
You can also check out the below community links where you might want to take a different approach of page redirection. So for a specific role, if you dont wat the user to access a particular portal you setup a redirection as well.
- 6 ways to set up your Service Portal for redirection SUCCESS!
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- Redirect users to portal if they have no role and/or a specific role
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