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Pages are items. As such you can set item level permissions on them like everything else. Just don't do it too much as it's a maintenance headache and doesn't scale well.
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Pages are items. As such you can set item level permissions on them like everything else. Just don't do it too much as it's a maintenance headache and doesn't scale well.

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Let me clarify:<br />
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HR is looking to have people type in their results from something. &nbsp;The person can only access and view this page with a list or form on it. &nbsp;No one else can view this page but the owner of the page. &nbsp;HR and person's page can be viewed. &nbsp;There are 100 employees, so there would be 100 lists, but on one page. &nbsp;How to implement this sort of thing?<br />
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I am thinking the OOB SharePoint surveys maybe.
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Let me clarify:

HR is looking to have people type in their results from something.  The person can only access and view this page with a list or form on it.  No one else can view this page but the owner of the page.  HR and person's page can be viewed.  There are 100 employees, so there would be 100 lists, but on one page.  How to implement this sort of thing?

I am thinking the OOB SharePoint surveys maybe.

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SharePoint has a &quot;My Site&quot; with both public and private facing content. &nbsp;<br />
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Creating a single page on everyone's mySite and including the HR security group shouldn't be too onerous.<br />
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That stated, it would far easier/less overhead to create a single page somewhere that loads content dynamically based on the user login.
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SharePoint has a "My Site" with both public and private facing content.  

Creating a single page on everyone's mySite and including the HR security group shouldn't be too onerous.

That stated, it would far easier/less overhead to create a single page somewhere that loads content dynamically based on the user login.

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Can you have permissions on a page where only the logged in user can see that page and nobody else (except the farm administrator)?
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Can you have permissions on a page where only the logged in user can see that page and nobody else (except the farm administrator)?

Setting individual permissions on a page

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