Hi
first of all I’d like to thank you for the great piece of code and functionality. It’s my first use of it.
And now the question: how do the permissions and roles work?
When I look at the database structure I see there are tables like a3m_acl_permission and a3m_acl_role
now does the library support these functionalities? I managed to install and run the library. Tested it, and started creating views for non-logged-in and logged-in users. But now I see I will need some more complexity.
Basically what I need is to divide my users into readers and publishers. Then I will have at least two categories of publishers: these who can write and these who can moderate (higher permission level). How can I achieve that? User management doesn’t seem to be so simple as I thought at the beginning :-(
Once again, this library is great.
Thanks in advance
Hi first of all I’d like to thank you for the great piece of code and functionality. It’s my first use of it. And now the question: how do the permissions and roles work? When I look at the database structure I see there are tables like a3m_acl_permission and a3m_acl_role now does the library support these functionalities? I managed to install and run the library. Tested it, and started creating views for non-logged-in and logged-in users. But now I see I will need some more complexity. Basically what I need is to divide my users into readers and publishers. Then I will have at least two categories of publishers: these who can write and these who can moderate (higher permission level). How can I achieve that? User management doesn’t seem to be so simple as I thought at the beginning :-(
Once again, this library is great. Thanks in advance