I am wondering if someone knows how to create one Wastebasket/Trash bin per. site on Optimizely CMS? Right now we have a shared bin, and editors on different sites can delete content on another site.
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AFAIK there's no such option out of the box, but you could hook into the
Moving
event to see ifContentReference.WasteBasket
is the target, and if so move to a different site-specific "waste basket".However, you would have to take care of additional use-cases yourself, as the page wouldn't technically be in the waste basket.
For example, filtering out "deleted" pages in S&N queries wouldn't work as expected.
Edit: if you want to prevent deletions from the wastebasket, you could perhaps implement custom authorization in the
Deleting
event.