I am not sure I understand your problem.

If you make a top content type that one role can work with and then create views based on the types of the sub-content types you could organize it that way. Please be more specific about the challenge and I willsee if I can help you work through it.

-Steve

Steve Kessler

Denver DataMan

303-587-4428

From: Vishakha Tambe [mailto:vishakhatambe.mcs@gmail.com]
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So the same person who can admin 1.2.1 can admin 1.2.2 and would be allowed
to make changes and add content for these sections?

   --> Ya you are right steve admin 1.2.1 can admin 1.2.2.
   What u r saying, i'm getting it. But i tried this also. It is not feasible for the admin whose is creating the Sections Admin and Section.
        So is there any other way out?
Thanx and Regards,
     Vishakha