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How to Hide Site Action

Last post 12-27-2007, 8:06 AM by joedig@tiscali.co.uk. 2 replies.
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  •  02-02-2007, 10:46 AM 28118

    How to Hide Site Action

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    I want to hide "Site Action" for unauthorised user, only admin user can see "Site Action". I am using sharepoint portal 2007. Is there any optio for this?

  •  02-06-2007, 7:14 PM 14694 in reply to 28118

    How to Hide Site Action

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    Hi,

    This is not an option out of the box.  Although I thought this control was security trimmed.  For example a reader of the portal cannot see the site actions.  I don't have time to spin up my VPC and check but will take a look tomorrow to see if this is true. 

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  •  12-27-2007, 8:06 AM 29091 in reply to 28118

    Re: How to Hide Site Action

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    Hi,

    Did you find a solution to this in the end, having the same issue my self...
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