In larger instances, it is a valid use case for editors to reference CEs rather than enter the same content twice (and keep it up to date).
TYPO3 enables this via ‘Insert records’ (CType shortcut).
However, together with ContentDefender, you reach your limits:
If you allow editors to ‘Insert records’ in columns that only have a few allowed CTypes, any content can be placed in the column via this ‘wrapper’.
What I would expect
ContentDefender could also check for InsertRecords whether the referenced content is allowed/disallowed in the respective colPos.
In larger instances, it is a valid use case for editors to reference CEs rather than enter the same content twice (and keep it up to date).
TYPO3 enables this via ‘Insert records’ (CType shortcut).
However, together with ContentDefender, you reach your limits:
If you allow editors to ‘Insert records’ in columns that only have a few allowed CTypes, any content can be placed in the column via this ‘wrapper’.
What I would expect
ContentDefender could also check for InsertRecords whether the referenced content is allowed/disallowed in the respective
colPos.