User questions. More than one User at same time? Pause access to site

The CMS Questions
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Got some questions about Users:

  • Can more than one User be logged in to the Panel at the same time? Could this be problematic, with potential two people editing the same content at the same time?

  • If I log in to the Panel as Admin, is it possible to see if the Editor(s) are also logged in?

  • If I’m making changes to the site can I temporarily pause Users access to the Panel?

  • Can I see when a User has logged in, and even what pages they have made changes to, or even a list of changes?

2

Yes, pages are locked for other users when one user is currently editing. Check out for yourself by logging in with different users.

No

You can take the site down, I think there is even a plugin.

with a plugin that logs that, yes.

3

Thank you.

Is there somewhere to suggest a feature? I’d like to suggest a button in the Panel to prevent editors from making changes (while the site is being modified).

4

Hang on just found it:

5

I’ve looked for a plugin to temporarily pause Users access to the Panel (while I make changes to Blueprints and Contents), but can’t find one.

I guess I could create a new User Blueprint called ‘Pause’. Which prevents the User from using the Panel in any way. Then I log in to the Panel and change the Users roles from Editor to Pause?

Is it possible to create a User Blueprint that prevents the User from doing anything?

6
7

As the Admin I still want to use the Panel. Is there a way to Disabling the Panel for all Editors?

8

This new role should work

title: Pause
description: Stops users from using the Panel
permissions:
	access: false
	files: false
	languages: false
	pages: false
	site: false
	user: false
	users: false

And I simple change users Role to Pause

9

Probably be easier to set panel access to false temporarily, instead of assigning a new role or better to use a panel.route hook

10

Okay. So in the Editors Users Blueprint I would make

permissions:
    access:
        panel: false

And that will do the trick

Thanks