I recently discovered the userGroups extension.
I was surprised that a user can only belong to 1 group?!
I have a few datasets that tie together, so this would be really useful.
For example:
[list=1]
[*]Projects
[*]Purchasing
[*]Customers
[*]Suppliers
[*]Admin
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I was thinking I could have groups like:
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Projects_Admin, Projects_Contributor (Projects)
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Contacts_Admin, Contacts_Contributor (Customers & Suppliers)
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Purchasing_Admin, Purchasing_Contributor (Purchasing)
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Root, Admin_Maintenance (Admin)
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So a basic user might belong to groups:
[list]
- Projects_Admin + Contacts_Contributor
[*]and a Project_Manager might belong to groups:
- Projects_Admin + Contacts_Contributor + Purchasing_Admin
[*]and the administrator would belong to groups:
- Root (which has admin on all controllers)
[/list]
[size="4"]I think I will need to extend the userGroups extension to allow for a user to belong to multiple groups.
Has anyone implemented something like this already?[/size]