Hi,
I have a question about Access Rules.
Currently when I check the “Allow editors to edit structure” in Special Rules, it will allow matched users to edit structure of all tables in a document.
Is there any way that I can set rule that can allow specific users to edit structure for specific tables?
If not, can you please give me a clue on how to modify this from grist-core code.
Thanks!
Same question here! I thought I’d seen a way to do this, but can’t find it now (if I did). I have several “core” tables that I’d like to protect, but I need some users to be able to create views on those tables, or even their own helper tables when necessary.
I’m back with the same issue! It’s getting more critical as we get more users of different roles. I’d really like to have someone be able to create charts, reports, etc, on the existing data, but without being able to change the core structure of the document. I was thinking a per-table Structure permission would work (it would still be nice to have), but the reality is I also have pages I’d like to protect as well. Kind of like having a checkpoint where a given user can have permission to add to the structure of a document (and change what they add), but not change the structure of pages/tables that exist up to that point. I’m guessing this is a major feature request.