You can determine whether the track changes feature is enabled by
		default in the Editing page in IXIASOFT CCMS Web
		IXIASOFT CCMS Web depending on the role and optionally the
		status of the object in the assignment. 
		- 
				In the  perspective, expand
					the Content Store's Repository node and browse to system/webplatform/configuration.
			
- 
				Check out webroles.xml
					and open it for editing.
			
- 
				Locate the roleselement.
- 
				Configure track changes for a specific role:
				
					- 
						Locate or add the following lines to configure a
							role:
						<role name="[role name]" status="[status]">
	<option name="ForceTrackChanges">[True/False]</option>
	<option name="TrackChangesDefaultValue">[On/Off]</option>
</role>
 Where 
								- [role name]is the name of the role as it is configured in the roles.xml file in the system/conf folder
- [status]is
									the name of the status on which you want the behavior to occur.
									To specify more than one status, separate them using a comma. If
									the status attribute is not specified, the behavior applies to
									all statuses for the object.
 
- 
						Set the ForceTrackChangesoption to:
							
								- Trueif you
									want the track changes feature on the Editing page in IXIASOFT CCMS Web to be enabled at all
									times.
- Falseif you
									want users to turn on or turn off the track changes feature as
									desired.
 
 
- 
						(Optional) Set the TrackChangesDefaultValueoption to:
							
								- 
									Onif you want the track
									changes feature on the Editing page in IXIASOFT CCMS Web to be enabled by default.
- Offif you
									want it turned off by default.
 
 
 
- 
				Repeat the previous step for each role that you want to
					configure.
			
- 
				Save, close, and check in the webroles.xml file.
			
- 
                Inform users of the changes. 
                Have an administrator refresh IXIASOFT CCMS Web Server so that users will see the change reflected
                    there. 
For example, if you wanted users with the Reviewer role to always
			have track changes enabled when the objects they are editing are in either the status
			Authoring:review or Authoring:contribute and users with the Contributor role to have
			track changes on by default but be able to turn it off, then you would define the roles
			as follows:
			
<role name="Reviewer" status="Authoring:review,Authoring:contribute">
	<option name="ForceTrackChanges">True</option>
</role>
<role name="Contributor">
	<option name="ForceTrackChanges">False</option>
	<option name="TrackChangesDefaultValue">On</option>
</role>