Hi Chuck and list,<br><br>The tool for configuring access to the administrative points is a property called "admintoolhandler-class" where you should establish what class implementing the interface I_CmsToolHandler decides if a certain tool is visible/enabled or not.<br>
<br>Check the javadocs for both I_CmsToolHandler and A_CmsToolHandler where you can get the idea and see the provided tool handlers (such as CmsInvisibleToolHandler for those tools that should be always invisible).<br><br>
If you need specific tool handling (icons hidden or disabled for certain groups and users), you should implement your own class that extends A_CmsToolHandler and write the right code for the methods "isEnabled" and "isVisible".<br>
<br>All this is different to the old OpenCms 5 style based on permissions over the files and folders in the admin tool folder, although I've always thought OpenCms should bring a CmsPermissionBasedToolHandler (or the like) that enables that old approach. Had I the time, I could implement it myself and send it to the Alkacon guys.<br>
<br>(By the way, always search the wiki first, there's an article about this in <a href="http://www.opencms-wiki.org/Adding_Admin_Tools">http://www.opencms-wiki.org/Adding_Admin_Tools</a> ).<br><br>Greetings,<br><br>Nacho Fernandez.<br>