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Now experimenting with giving every user their own page (s) 'work space' that will present what is relevant just to them.  

Practically the sequence is:  there is a templated page with extensions in.  When a user launches that page, 'somehow' DNN knows to populate it with content meant just for that user.  Which the user can then interact with normally, save, search, edit etc.

If that was done using permissions alone, then every user would need their own dedicated page, plus a lot of admin to manage the permissions.

Any suggestions for a good way forward would be most helpful?

thanks

Ken

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In Champery (DNN-Connect ) Peter Schotman had a session about this. He created a SAAS solution that works similar. peter (a) 40fingers.net

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will track that down..

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if you just need a module with HTML content and maybe a few form values, you may use a module like Form&List, limit it to just a single entry per user and allow each user to edit his own content only.
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Thanks for the pointer, my instincts tell me we need something more feature rich, so looking at store forms modules with SQL type features.
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This sounds like it may need to use a dashboard-style approach, potentially with one or many custom modules on it, depending on the type and location of information that needs to be displayed.

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