Top-level folders are able to be edited, moved, deleted, etc. All mass changes like this should be restricted or at least have a warning pop-up before completing.
Thanks for the ticket number, Valeri.
It seems however, that if you change the top-level content management setting, the members will still be able to edit/add/delete files in the team folders they already have access to.
What happens, is they cannot edit the top level, the main directory, let's say. What we call the team space.
But all the individual folders inside can still be accessed/edited, etc.
You can test this on your end as well, to see how it works for you.
Hey @Valeri1111, thanks for posting on our Community!
Have you tried adjusting your permissions as outlined here?
Let me know if that helps!
I was going to do that, but your support team advised me that by changing those top level folder permissions, all the individual folders inside would follow that same rule.
I need my teams to be able to add/edit folders inside.
Hey @Valeri1111, would you mind giving us the ticket number for your communication with our support team, so we can locate it in our system?
Thanks!
Ticket #19193327
@Hannah
When we say that they can not edit... Does edit include changing the location of the folder?
I changed the setting. Then I tried to move the folder on a member's computer desktop (who has no admin access) and was still able to move it.
Hey @Valeri1111, did you change the permissions in the top, team folder?
Can you send me a couple of screenshots, recreating the steps you followed and what happens then?
