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Hiya
I have two modules in the same section. One is set to Anon user and the other is set to Auth user.
Result:
Anon user sees their module
Auth user sees both
Expected Result:
Anon user sees their module
Auth user sees their module
Am I missing the point of permissions?
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All stuff that is visible for anonymous users is also visible for authenticated users. This was by design, but it seems to be a problem in quite some scenarios, so we might have to change this.
In short: the behaviour you're seeing is (unfortunately) by design.
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Hiya Martijn, that's fine. Just wanted to understand what was designed.
Just thinking about sites where Cuyahoga is used for SaaS most homepages will want a functional logged in version and a marketing logged out version.
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