Add Permission for Individual File

[SkyeHoefling]

The Permissions work at a top-level folder only and it makes assumptions from there. The route manager should be able to dissect which file is attempting to render and check specific permissions. Some files such as .html files may not exist and if that is the case the permission system should fall-back to the current folder

[SkyeHoefling]

Currently if a standard user tries to access a folder in DNN that will be denied unless it is explicitly added. In my testing copying a static html website inside of a portal doesn't automatically add it to the folder table in DNN. This means that all users won't be able to access the file.

I think we can add a workaround where you manually add the row to the Folder table and apply the permissions by hand. This isn't a very good feature and needs a better configuration story

[SkyeHoefling]

Follow the steps below as a workaround

1. Copy static html files over to desired location. In my example I created a team wiki in portal 0. ~/Portal/0/Wiki/index.html is the root page
2. Log in to DNN as super user
3. Go to Manage -> Site Assets
4. Right-Click on Root and add a new folder called Wiki which matches the folder already created
5. Select Standard Folder
   
6. Once folder is created there will most likely be nothing showing up from the DNN user interface, which is normal. Right click on the folder and select view folder properties
7. Navigate to permissions and add your role or user to access Browse and Open permissions
   

[SkyeHoefling]

This is working as designed according to DNN specifications. We need to add better documentation around this story. I am updating this work item to a documentation item and it is not a bug