I don't know the answer to this.

Here's a fairly simple solution:

I'd create a view with an entry for the Website Section
('sitename:nodeid' convention) a key name and a key value.
I would write a generic serialization function to dump out all values,
iterate over, then assign the variables using eval.
I would hijack a site studio 'load' function, putting the super tag at
the top, and include it as a component.

Conversion from node property calls as necessary, logic for calling up
specific properties for non-owned pages is faster due to this being a
view and not subject to service setup.

You could then write a page to allow edits and creation of these
properties as you see fit and arbitrarily provide access if you wanted
to add that ability into the view.

I would leave any user customizable custom properties available under
the manager.

-Travis

On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:58 PM, summer2017<summer2017@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi there,
>
> We have a Site Studio web site designed by SS Designer and managed by SS
> Manager on CS7.5.2. We have set up several custom section properties in SS
> Designer, and would like to expose some of those properties via SS Manager
> without exposing all of them so that our editors can modify only those
> pertinent to their needs.
>
> The manager settings xml file does not handle this case: the
> <ssm:editCustomProperties> node does not contain any child nodes based on
> the technical guide; one can only turn the whole node on or off:
> <ssm:editCustomProperties hidden="false" />
>
> Has anyone attempted to customize the Manager so that it can be configured
> to expose some of the custom section properties? What are the key aspects to
> this customization?
>
> Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
>
>