Page-by-page display permission is a function that allows you to set individual pages that are allowed to be displayed on the Jicoo Host page for access from specific members or IP addresses.
Up to 50 pages can be set to be allowed to be displayed, allowing for flexible access restrictions based on access from specific users or IP addresses.
Security rule settings, including page-by-page display permissions, are available for the Team plan and above. (Permissions by IP address, page-by-page display permission are available in the Enterprise plan.)
How to set page-by-page display permissions
Page-by-page display permissions can be set in the following ways.
Open Team Management > Security and click on “Add” for security rules
(You can also access the security settings page here)
Set the Rule name and the Applicable Conditions
In the “Permissions per page” field, use regular expressions to specify the pages to which access is allowed.
Note that if “Allow per page” is left blank, all users will not be able to access the Jicoo Host page.
*Please note that if you set even one security rule, it will become effective and members who do not meet the conditions will not be able to access the site.Also, when multiple rules are set, all rules are applied as a whitelist.
Description Method
In Jicoo, you can specify pages that are allowed to be displayed using regular expressions, only for addresses under /dashboard, /admin, /account/settings, and /guest.
1. Perfect Match
“Perfect Match” is a configuration method that allows only URLs that are exactly the same as the URL you want to allow, not differing by a single character.
Concept: Only “this address itself, as written on the invitation,” is allowed.
Symbols: No symbols are used.
Example: When you want to permit access to
https://www.jicoo.com/dashboard, write^/dashboard$.
2. Partial Match
“Partial Match” is a more flexible configuration method that allows partial URL matches.
Forward Match (OK if the beginning matches)
This is the most common partial match where you specify the "beginning part" of the path, and "allow anything" after that.
Example:
^/dashboard
Please refer to this article for available regular expression symbols.
※This will redirect to an external site.
How to describe the case where you want to allow pages to be displayed with an exact match
Open the page you want to allow to be displayed and check the URL
Write the regular expression of the path identified in 1 into the Page-specific permissions.
How to describe the case where you want to allow pages to be displayed with an partial match
Open the page you want to allow to be displayed and check the part of the URL under
https://www.jicoo.com/en
(The dashboard page is “/dashboard”)
Write the regular expression from expression 1 into the Page-specific permissions.
