Access and identify pages

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In this video, we're going to discuss page access.

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First, let's talk about the difference between global pages and project pages.

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Pages in Flow Production Tracking can be global or project based.

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Global pages are not restricted to a single project.

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They can display information about one or many projects

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that exist on a single Flow Production Tracking site.

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Unlike global pages,

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project pages are restricted to display information about a single

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project only and are accessible from the project pages menu.

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Global pages can be saved to projects and project pages can be saved globally. In

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this way,

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you can have a global version and project version

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of any page on a Flow Production Tracking site.

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In terms of access,

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If a page is saved to a project that you don't have permission to see,

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then you won't be able to access any pages saved within that project. To

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tell if you're looking at a global or project page,

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check to see if there is a project navigation menu.

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If not, then the page you're on is a global page.

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If yes,

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then the page you're on belongs to the project

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on the left side of the project navigation menu.

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Next, let's talk about private pages versus shared pages.

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Pages can be private or shared restrictions can be

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applied to pages based on your permission group.

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By default,

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new global pages start as private while new project

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pages start as shared with members of that project.

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When you create a new private page,

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that page will appear in the my pages section of the global all pages menu.

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If your new page is project based,

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that page will appear in the my pages section of the project pages menu.

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Share settings can be identified by the text to the right of the page title.

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Private pages will be clearly marked as private to the right of the page

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name, shared pages will be visible in the all pages menu.

Video transcript

00:10

In this video, we're going to discuss page access.

00:14

First, let's talk about the difference between global pages and project pages.

00:19

Pages in Flow Production Tracking can be global or project based.

00:24

Global pages are not restricted to a single project.

00:27

They can display information about one or many projects

00:30

that exist on a single Flow Production Tracking site.

00:34

Unlike global pages,

00:36

project pages are restricted to display information about a single

00:39

project only and are accessible from the project pages menu.

00:43

Global pages can be saved to projects and project pages can be saved globally. In

00:48

this way,

00:49

you can have a global version and project version

00:51

of any page on a Flow Production Tracking site.

00:55

In terms of access,

00:56

If a page is saved to a project that you don't have permission to see,

00:60

then you won't be able to access any pages saved within that project. To

01:04

tell if you're looking at a global or project page,

01:07

check to see if there is a project navigation menu.

01:10

If not, then the page you're on is a global page.

01:13

If yes,

01:14

then the page you're on belongs to the project

01:16

on the left side of the project navigation menu.

01:19

Next, let's talk about private pages versus shared pages.

01:24

Pages can be private or shared restrictions can be

01:28

applied to pages based on your permission group.

01:31

By default,

01:32

new global pages start as private while new project

01:35

pages start as shared with members of that project.

01:39

When you create a new private page,

01:41

that page will appear in the my pages section of the global all pages menu.

01:51

If your new page is project based,

01:53

that page will appear in the my pages section of the project pages menu.

02:03

Share settings can be identified by the text to the right of the page title.

02:08

Private pages will be clearly marked as private to the right of the page

02:12

name, shared pages will be visible in the all pages menu.

Access and identify global, project, shared, and private pages

Global pages versus project pages

Global pages are not restricted to a single Project and may display information about one or many projects on a single Flow Production Tracking site.

Global pages versus project pages

Project pages are restricted to display information about a single project on a site and are accessible from the project pages menu.

Project pages

Private pages versus shared pages

Pages can be private or shared. Restrictions can be applied to pages based on a user's permission group.

By default, new global pages start as private, while new project pages start as shared with members of that project.

Private pages versus shared pages

When users create new private pages, they will appear in the My Pages section of the page menus.

Private page

Share settings can be identified by the text to the right of the page title. Private pages will be clearly marked as private to the right of the page name.

Private page

Shared pages will be visible in the All Pages menu.

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