Varying internal and external hierarchies with webpage access permission management

A method comprising:

• generating an internal hierarchy of pages, wherein the internal hierarchy includes an internal top level page and an internal lower level page, wherein the internal lower level page is accessible from the internal top level page, a parent page, wherein the parent page is included as a top level page in the internal hierarchy, and a subpage, wherein the subpage is included as a lower level page in the internal hierarchy;
• associating access permissions with a page in the internal hierarchy in order to permit access to a restricted group of users;
• receiving an indication designating that the parent page within the internal hierarchy is publicly accessible and an indication designating a first domain name associated with the parent page;
• creating, upon receiving the indications designating that the parent page is publicly accessible and designating the first domain name, an external hierarchy of pages that differs from the internal hierarchy, wherein setting the access permissions associated with the page enables the external hierarchy to differ from the internal hierarchy, wherein the external hierarchy includes an external top level page and an external lower level page, wherein the external lower level page is accessible from the external top level page, wherein the parent page is included as an external top level page in the external hierarchy;
• and
• publishing the parent page to the external hierarchy at the first domain name;
• receiving an indication designating that the subpage is publicly accessible and an indication designating a second domain name associated with the subpage;
• upon receiving the indications designating that the subpage is publicly accessible and designating the second domain name, adding the subpage to the external hierarchy of pages at the second domain name;
• when the first domain name and the second domain name do not match, preventing access to the subpage from the parent page in the external hierarchy while enabling access to the subpage from the parent page in the internal hierarchy, thereby presenting the external hierarchy as different from the internal hierarchy;
• and
• when the first domain name and the second domain name match, enabling access to the subpage from the parent page in both the internal and external hierarchies.

A system comprising:

• at least one hardware processor;
• and
• at least one non-transitory memory storing instructions, which, when executed by the at least one hardware processor, cause the system to:
• generate an internal hierarchy of pages, wherein the internal hierarchy includes an internal top level page and an internal lower level page, wherein the internal lower level page is accessible from the internal top level page, a parent page, wherein the parent page is included as a top level page in the internal hierarchy, and a subpage, wherein the subpage is included as a lower level page in the internal hierarchy;
• associate access permissions with a page in the internal hierarchy in order to permit access to a restricted group of users;
• receive an indication designating that the parent page within the internal hierarchy is publicly accessible and an indication designating a first domain name associated with the parent page;
• create, upon receiving the indications designating that the parent page is publicly accessible and designating the first domain name, an external hierarchy of pages that differs from the internal hierarchy, wherein setting the access permissions associated with the page enables the external hierarchy to differ from the internal hierarchy, wherein the external hierarchy includes an external top level page and an external lower level page, wherein the external lower level page is accessible from the external top level page, wherein the parent page is included as an external top level page in the external hierarchy;
• publish the parent page to the external hierarchy at the first domain name;
• receive an indication designating that the subpage is publicly accessible and an indication designating a second domain name associated with the subpage;
• upon receiving the indications designating that the subpage is publicly accessible and designating the second domain name, add the subpage to the external hierarchy of pages at the second domain name;
• when the first domain name and the second domain name do not match, prevent access to the subpage from the parent page in the external hierarchy while enabling access to the subpage from the parent page in the internal hierarchy, thereby presenting the external hierarchy as different from the internal hierarchy;
• and
• when the first domain name and the second domain name match, enable access to the subpage from the parent page in both the internal and external hierarchies.