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Can you have embedded snippet tags. Lets say I want the whole page to be available for editing by admin and super accounts and within this, page regions for regular accounts. So, my proposed structure would be:
<!-- #BeginSnippet name="Whole Page" --> .. non defined for admin and super accounts
This is for the whole page
<!-- #BeginSnippet name="Region1" users="someone" -->
This is for a defined regular user (or users) and is limited to a specific block
<!-- #EndSnippet -->
Close the Region1 edit area
<!-- #EndSnippet -->
Close the Whole Page edit area
Or do I have to open and close each Snippet area as separate blocks so that the admin and super users can access every edit region as a separate areas, while the regular user only sees the block his account entitles him/her to.
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admin
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Very interesting... you are talking about "nested" Snippet Tags, right?
I've never tested this, to be honest, and I don't know if it will work or not. Best thing to do is try it out and see how it goes.
I think the only problem might be with how the software "finds" the snippet tags. It will not display the file in the drop-down box for selection unless a "matching" snippet open and close tag are found.. and I'm not sure if having two opening snippet tags will be considered valid, since it will expect a closing snippet tag right after the opening one.
Best thing is to try it out on a sample page and see if it works.
Let me know...
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