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Albert Berenguer	Friday 21 November 2003 9:37:02 am hi all! I have a problem with a very simple thing: I want to list the children nodes of the actual node, some of theese are from a custom class and some are articles or folders. The problem is that the nodes wich are from my custom class are not listed, do not appear, and when I try to view an specific node I get a "Access Denied" error. I have no clue about what to do, any help? Thanks!
Marco Zinn	Sunday 23 November 2003 12:39:43 pm Check the rights (policies) of the Anonymous Role. It's probably set to something like "Anynmous can read these classes: articles, folder, ......". For security reasons, you must include your new classes in the "content read ...." policy explicitly. For TESTING purposes, you could allow anymous to have "content read *" policy, but this could let everyone read everything (maybe including users....) Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
Albert Berenguer	Monday 24 November 2003 7:45:28 am it worked! thanks for the help Marco, i just needed to add my custom classes to the list of the ones wich are viewable to the anonymous role. thanks again!

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Albert Berenguer

Friday 21 November 2003 9:37:02 am

hi all!
I have a problem with a very simple thing: I want to list the children nodes of the actual node, some of theese are from a custom class and some are articles or folders. The problem is that the nodes wich are from my custom class are not listed, do not appear, and when I try to view an specific node I get a "Access Denied" error.
I have no clue about what to do, any help?
Thanks!

Marco Zinn

Sunday 23 November 2003 12:39:43 pm

Check the rights (policies) of the Anonymous Role.
It's probably set to something like "Anynmous can read these classes: articles, folder, ......".
For security reasons, you must include your new classes in the "content read ...." policy explicitly. For TESTING purposes, you could allow anymous to have "content read *" policy, but this could let everyone read everything (maybe including users....)

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com

Albert Berenguer

Monday 24 November 2003 7:45:28 am

it worked! thanks for the help Marco, i just needed to add my custom classes to the list of the ones wich are viewable to the anonymous role.

thanks again!