Hi there,
On Sharepoint 2013 I want to avoid that visitors just add “/SitePages/Forms/AllPages.aspx” or “/SitePages” in the URL and see all pages.
Is there a way to change permissions for AllPages.aspx (and the other views) or redirect if someone is typing “…MySharepoint/SitePages/” back to the homepage?
Thanks for any hint on this!
Thank you Matt,
“Hide from Browser” was also my thought. As I understood it really works only for browsing. But if you add “/SitePages” or “/Sitepages/Forms/AllPages.aspx” in the URL you could still can see the content.
I was looking for something like “targeted audience” but this is not available when looking at the forms in SPD. I will definitely try the default view with a redirect as you suggested.
I thought you could do this by opening SharePoint Designer and selecting that library then right click to Properties –> Settings –> Hide from Browser, then save it top left hand corner. It seems to be redirecting back to it though. You could make a default view with nothing in it or try editing that page in SPD to have redirect code on it. I think there are some PowerShell commands to hide libraries also but I am not sure if you have the ability to run PowerShell or not.
