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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Medium
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None
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2.10
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None
(1) After deleting a restricted page, the children still retain the inherited restrictions - until a first edit.
1. I have created a Restricted page (viewing restricted just to me), and a Child page of this page.
2. The Child page has correctly inherited the viewing restrictions.
3. I have Removed the Restricted page.
4. The Child page was still retaining the restrictions. The page info was still listing the restriction as inherited from the parent - even though it wasn't listing any parent and the page was an orphan page. When trying to view the page under a different account, I got a Not permitted due to inherited restrictions error.
5. I have edited the Child page - just opening in the editor and saving. The bogus inherited restrictions went away.
I believe this is a bug. After removing the parent restricted page (step 3), the inherited restrictions on the child page should have gone away immediately, and not only after editing the page.
- duplicates
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CONFSERVER-13614 Deleting a restricted page doesn't correctly apply restrictions to child pages
- Closed
- relates to
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CONFSERVER-26297 Deleting a parent page makes all child pages move into the root and any inherited page restrictions are removed
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-5974 Need ability to delete multiple child pages from the parent page
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-21761 View page restriction of a child page will be lost once the parent page is removed
- Closed