Feature Upgrade · World management · Created by
adronidas
closed
table-of-contents
What functionality is missing? What is unsatisfying with the current situation?
When setting subscriber groups for a given article, players can´t acces its page BUT it shows in the world´s Table of Content. This can spoil content between subscribers groups.
How does this feature request address the current situation?
It makes the subscriber system more consistent, hiding content everywhere
What are other uses for this feature request?
Hiding full categories from the ToC is an easy way for a DM to manage his/her script for game sessions. There is a lot of content that will never be public, but a DM wants to manage like description of the rooms in a dungeon, with secret traps and treasures inside.
There is also content being developed, not only by the DM but the players too during sessions, that should be accesible right away. Example: a player has a secret conversation with an NPC which is unwknown for his party members. If the DM wants to write that NPC article, it shouldn´t be shown on the ToC
Follow up
Steps to reproduce the error:
+Have two subscriber groups created
+Create an article and assign it to subscriber group A
+Log in with a user member of the subscriber group B
+Open table of content
Subscriber group B can see the article on the table on content (Although they can´t access its detail page)
The Team's Response
Hi! After testing the behavior of private articles and subscriber groups, we can't reproduce what you report (which is not the intended behavior). I suggest emailing us at
[email protected] if you need help using subscriber groups!
Current score
10/300 Votes · +1106 points