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  Dethstryke

  Posts: 50 February 2010

  Yes, in fact, that is the primary concept around which the pages are built! :)
  
  Anything in a page in the GM-only section is exactly that. Any page that has the "Make Entire Page GM-Only" checked off will hide the whole page from players. Everything else, the players can edit just as the GM can.
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  Styrixa

  Posts: 3 February 2010

  Excellent. Thanks!
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  VegasDM

  Posts: 14 April 2010

  Yes, but there is a major flaw in this: what if the players enter incorrect information? there is no "revert to previous edit" functionality.
  
  Also, and this is a good feature request, what about the ability to make a page or a section of a page editable by GM only but visible to all? There is some information that i'd rather the players didn't edit.
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  DiceMasterNick

  Posts: 56 April 2010

  A solution to the "revert to previous edit" problem is to copy/paste the entire page into the GM only section... keeping it as a back up.
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  VegasDM

  Posts: 14 April 2010

  That's a sloppy solution. If I decide to use the GM only area as intended, I don't want an old page edit in there mucking it up.
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  sandman

  Posts: 155 April 2010

  A "revert to previous edit" button would be useful, I give you that.
  
  Since it's not available right now, the solution *DiceMasterNick* provides should work just fine if you are worried about your players messing with the codes your wrote. I also understand your concern about the GM Only section, so one additional solution could be:
  
  In the GM Only section write:
  * *First:* write the information you want to keep to yourself, as you would normally do in that section.
  * *Second:* add a horizontal rule, to separte the previous information from your "backup" information that will follow. Here's how to do it if: "Horizontal Rule":http://www.tizag.com/htmlT/htmlhr.php
  * *Third:* a copy/paste of the page visible to the players, as your backup.
  
  That should keep things tidy. It might be a lot of work if you've already written a lot of pages, but it's the only solution I can think of.
  
  You could always add a marker (or a simple written note) in the pages you don't want your players to edit, or just ask them not to.
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  onsilius

  Posts: 50 April 2010

  Worried about losing content accidentally? Back it up by copy/pasting into a txt, html, or whatever file on your own computer. No, you're right. It's a pain, and the revert to previous version found in standard wikis would be superior.