Querying Published Data Without Changing Access Rules

[topaz estuary]

I always get confused with the draft/published stuff. I have a global that has drafts enabled and it has some rules to make sure only logged in users to the app can query data. However, now I need to display that on a web page and I would like to NOT change those access rules and still be able to query published data only. So, I was trying to do something like this:

return payload.findGlobal({
      slug,
      overrideAccess: true, // skip the access rules since there's no logged-in user on this web page
      draft: false, // I thought this would remove any drafts
    })

Is there any way I can achieve this?

[digital berry]

Original message from @balmy grail - Moved from #general message

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Help is on the way! To mark it as solved, use the /solve command. In the meantime, here are some existing threads that may help you:

Documentation:

• Access Control - The Access Operation
• Drafts - Draft API - Reading drafts vs. published documents
• Context - When To Use Context
• Payload Concepts - Retrieving Data - Local API

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[mossy delta]

Hey @balmy grail that's the correct approach! Are you seeing erros or unexpected data?

[balmy grail]

Hey @mossy delta , so, I think I see what was going on: if I have a global page that has never been publised before, it still returns { _status: draft } in the resonse...without no other data. I'll double check this in a few

[mossy delta]

yes that is correct!

[balmy grail]

Ok. That was it, then...I should have trusted Claude from the beginning that I should check data?.title and not just data...thanks for confirming, Sean.