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# Flow Toggle Private Project Action

The Flow Toggle Private Project Action node can mark a Flow project as private (visible only to its owner/creator) and allows adding individual users to the project. This is useful when you want to ensure that not every Flow user can see every project.

**Configurable Settings**

* **IP**\
  The IP address of the Flow server
* **Username**\
  The username for authenticating with the Flow server
* **Password**\
  The password for authenticating with the Flow server
* **Flow Version**\
  The version of the Flow server in use
* **Folder path**\
  The project name in Flow, including any desired folders or subfolders you want to create
* **Members**\
  The members to be assigned to this newly created project. Note that assignment only works on a newly created project, not on an existing one

{% hint style="success" %}
Please pay close [attention to the information regarding the node refactoring](https://docs.helmut.de/helmut4-releases/v4.11.0/helmut4-components/streamdesigner/nodes/actions/third-party/editshare-2/editshare-flow-7/pages/MQcEPghBH1EKGGiTTMZS#change-from-version-4.10.0-onwards) introduced in version 4.10.0 onward. 
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/AUfgiTO7ZnuwLRqhMhcx" alt="" width="346"><figcaption><p>Flow Toggle Private Project Action</p></figcaption></figure>


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