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To avoid creating lists of links that include pages users cannot view, rely on Confluence to generate the list of links. |
Most links generated by Confluence are visible only to users with permissions to view the pages
Use the Children Display macro or one of the Page Tree macros to list the child pages of any page. An example follows. This page family contains two example child pages
Open this page (https://wiki.nci.nih.gov/x/zYE1AQ) when you are not logged in. Keep it open, and in another browser window, log in.
The next content on this page is the "children macro" which lists the child pages of this page. There are two child pages (neither has any significant content).
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When you are not logged in, you see the page displays one link in the list above. If When you are logged in and a member of the XXX LDAP group, you see two links.in, the page displays two links. Links in a list produced with the Children Display macro or one of the Page Tree macros are visible only to users with permission to view the pages.
Links entered in the text are visible to all users but do not open for users without permission to view the page
Whether you are logged in or not, you see this link is available: A Page Restricted to One Group. If When you click this link and the link, the response from the system depends on various factors:
- If you are not logged in, the login screen opens.
- If you are logged in and a member of the
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- LDAP group, the page opens.
- If you are logged in but not a member of the group, a message
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- appears indicating you
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- do not
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- have access to
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- the page.
The same is true for links generated with the Page Index macro. If you are not logged in, the login screen opens. When you log in, the page opens if you are in the XXX group; otherwise a message opens indicating you are not permitted to see the page.
