Wiki pages should have the ability to inherit shared permissions from wiki node

• Type: Improvement
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 6.0.12 EE
• Fix Version/s: --Sprint 12/11, 6.1.0 CE RC1
• Component/s: Collaboration > Wiki
• Labels: None
• Similar Issues: Show 5 results ; ;

  LPS-32919	Children always inherit parent permissions
  LPS-31713	When permissions.view.dynamic.inheritance=true, Wiki node permission should be considered during search
  LPS-11285	Permission Inheritance not working in WIKI portlet
  LPS-5009	Default Node and page for group Shared Global are missing in Wiki portlet
  LPS-16071	Unable to share wiki portlet

Wiki pages should have the ability to inherit shared permissions from wiki node.

[Brian Chan]

"Inherit" is not really good term to use for this. It's not really inheriting, what it is doing is creating a UI to "propagate" changes from a parent object to a child object with one click.

[Benjamin Yeh]

FAILED Manual Testing using the following steps.

Steps to recreate
1) Created a community named "Staff"
2) Added a wiki page
3) Edit the wiki permissions to allow community members all of the permissions (check all the boxes)=-0987654
4) Created a "user" and added him as member of the "Staff" community page
5) Accessed community wiki page as created "user"
6) Clicked advanced actions and could only access "copy"
7) "Permission", "move" and "delete" are not available

Reproduced on:
Tomcat 7.0.21 + MySQL 5.1 6.1.x Revision 89440.

[Angelo Jefferson]

Please follow these steps to test.

1. Place the following in the portal-ext: permissions.propagation.enabled=true
2. Add the wiki portlet, with a front page and a child page.
3. Select the child page. Click on details and then permissions located in the advanced options section towards the bottom of the portlet.
4. Note: the delete permissions given to site/community member.
5. Go to the control panel and select wiki.
6. Select permissions for the node you created in step 2.
7. Add delete permission for Site/Community member. If the child node already had the delete permission deselect it in node permissions.
8. click save.
9. Go back to the wiki child page added in step 2. The site/community member delete permissions of the child page should match the delete permissions for the node.

[Benjamin Yeh]

PASSED Manual Testing following Angelo's steps.
Previous steps were wrong

Fixed on:
Tomcat 7.0.21 + MySQL 5.1 6.1.x Revision 89440.