sn_communities.search.blog.enable_aclThe sn_communities.search.blog.enable_acl property determines whether access control lists (ACLs) are evaluated for each blog search result. When set to true, it allows for more granular permission checks, which may be important for managing sensitive content within communities.
The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.
| What does it do? | This property configures the evaluation of ACLs for blog search results, affecting how permissions are enforced on individual blog entries. |
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| What area does it affect? | Communities blog search |
| What does the default mean? | The default value is "false", which means this behavior is disabled by default. |
| When should you review it? | Review this property when adjusting access controls for blog content in community settings. |
Raw metadata from the property record.
| Property name | sn_communities.search.blog.enable_acl |
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| Sys ID | f90dbbc8b3233200e408c75f26a8dc01 |
| Type | boolean |
| Application | Communities |
| Default value | false |
| Description | This flag is used in BlogSearchImpl to deternine of the ACL needs to be evaluated for each result record in addition to the Forum Permissions that have been evaluated by default. |
| Updated | 2017-09-12 02:19:34 |
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