MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE-USING CONTRIBUTE, Руководство пользователя

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Navigate to the folder you want to provide access to and click Select Folder .
For example, if the website’s root is http://www.mysite.com and you want to specify that users
only edit pages within a folder labeled
marketing , click the marketing folder. The access path
will appear as: http://www.mysite.com/marketing.
The Select Folder dialog box closes, and the selected folder appears in the Folder access list.
You can add additional folders to the Folder access list to give users access to multiple
directories within the website.
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Click OK .
The next time a Contribute user connects to this website, they will be able to edit only pages
and files that are inside the listed folders.
Setting file-deletion permissions
You can allow users to delete pages from the web server. When determining if users should be
able to remove a page from the website, carefully consider if you want to maintain a backup copy
of deleted pages.
If you do want to maintain backup copies, you must make sure that the Contribute rollback
feature is enabled. To learn more about web page rollbacks, see “Enabling and disabling
rollbacks” on page 155.
To let users delete files from the web server:
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In the Permission Group dialog box, select Folder/File Access from the category list on the
left. (See “Accessing the Permission Group dialog box” on page 168.)
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Select Allow users to delete files they have permission to edit .
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You can also choose to remove any rollback files associated with a page by selecting Remove
rollback versions on delete . Carefully consider if you want to maintain backup copies of
web pages before allowing users to delete both an active web page and any rollbacks
versions of that page.
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You can either select another permissions category to modify or click OK to apply your changes.
Tip: If a user deletes a file, but not the rollback copies of the file, the file can be resurrected using the rollback copy.
For more information, see “Replacing a deleted web page” on page 199.