I cannot find the answer to this anywhere. We have deployed an
instance of MOSS 2007 SE. Our taxonomy will likely be that of managed
paths off the root web application site collection. Users will be
given access to many site collections and their sub-sites based on
their role and project work. One critcal requirement I'm asked to
complete is to display on the web application root site collection
(i.e., https://share.our_domain.com) an automated list of all sites
the logged-in user has access to (i.e., https://share.our_domain.com/departments/it,
[url down], etc.) so users
do not have to bookmark the sites or have to remember URLs.

Note: I do not want to use sub-sites off the root site collection
because I need to enforce quotas, locks, seach scopes, etc.

Is there a way to do this out-of-the-box? A third-party web part we
can buy? Some what to program this?

As a follow-up, how do organizations typically use that web
application root site collection? What is the audience and what types
of content is put there?

Thanks for any help!

Hi there,
out of the box i dont think so.
U can try to use the Content Editor Webpart listing all subsites, and
if a user cllick on one that he has no access, a restricted page is
shown.

Here , in Portugal we made a custom made Webpart to do the listing.

If u want i can help you and your team developing a wp like that.

Any help feel free to ask

Scoutman, a portuguese connection
stationsolutions


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