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Hi Mark,
I believe it is controlled by one of the virtual roles.
http://world.episerver.com/documentation/Items/Developers-Guide/EPiServer-CMS/8/Security/Virtual-roles/
My guess is that it's the CmsAdmins role. Add your role to that mapped role and it should work.
Regards.
T
Hi Toni,
But if I add my role to that virtual role won't that enable admin mode for the role? I wnat the role to access the Visitor Groups but not have access to Admin mode.
Thanks,
Mark
One hack-y thing you could do is to restrict access to the admin location in web.config.
/T
Hello Mark
The two roles that control access are CmsAdmins (that is a virtual role as Toni mentioned) and also VisitorGroupAdmins. VisitorGroupAdmins doesn't exist by default.
So if you want to grant access you should be able to create a group called VisitorGroupAdmins and add your users to it.
David
Hi,
I'm sure this must be relatively straight forward but I've been unable to track down so far. We have a group of 'super' editors and we want them to be able to manage Visitor Groups but I can't find how to make this available to them - it only seems to be available to Administrators.
I've tried adding a location in the web.config and have checked in admin mode and I there is nothing in the documentation that I have seen that relates to this.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Mark