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DotNetNuke 5 Tip: give non admins access to any admin page

Last Updated 01/08/2009
By: Erik van Ballegoij

DNN 5 now has the option to give non admins access to admin modules. You can just put any admin module on a new page and give users access to that. An even easier thing to do is to just give non admins permissions to use a specific admin page.

Here's how to do that in a few easy steps:

  1. create a new role, eg. Newsletter Admins (and put one or more users in that role ;) )
  2. go to the Admin > Pages page, select the Admin page, and click the little blue pencil, under Actions. You will now go to the Admin parent page settings screen
  3. Give view permissions to the Newsletter Admin role
  4. go to the Admin > Pages page, select the Newsletter page, and click the little blue pencil, under Actions. You will now go to the Newsletter page settings screen
  5. give view permissions to the Newsletter Admin role

Finished... your Newsletter Admin can now manage the newsletters module

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