What is a custom permission in Salesforce?
Custom Permissions in Salesforce are used to give access to users for certain apps or processes that you have configured and which cannot be controlled by profile or permission set directly. A profile and a permission set control the users’ access to many entities such as objects, fields, tabs, and Visualforce pages.
How do I approve a request for page access?
These steps are for how to accept the agencies invite.
- Open your Page and click Settings in the right corner and select Page Roles.
- You should see a pending request under the Pending Partner Requests section.
- Click “Give (name) access to my Page.”
- Click “Approve Request”.
How to set permissions on one page only in site?
In Site Content go to the Site Pages library. Then set the permissions on a page level the same way you would set permissions on a document, folder or site. i.e Click on the ellipses next to the page name and Share it with only one person. Show activity on this post. Break permissions from top site.
How to manage page permissions in portal studio?
Managing page permissions with portals Studio applies only to Restrict Read permissions, which control access to pages by users. To manage Grant Change permissions for managing and publishing content pages with the legacy portal content editor, use the Portal Management app.
When do I set inherit parent page permissions?
Permissions section shows Inherit parent page permissions when a child page is selected that has the parent page with Page available to everyone set to Off. By default, every child page has Inherit parent page permissions set to On.
How do I create access control for a page?
After you create a new access control rule, it gets associated with the selected page. This association causes it to affect both the page you assign the rule to and all child pages—in other words, the entire branch of the website. In the Portal Management app, on the left pane under Content, select Web Pages.