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[RESOLVED] ACL issue

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willemhendrik
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11 years 7 months ago - 11 years 7 months ago #824 by willemhendrik

[RESOLVED] ACL issue was created by willemhendrik

Hello,

Is it possible for the next release to implement Joomla’s ACL for placing ads? I’m working with multiple usergroups and I don’t want them all to be able to place ads.

Let me explain..

I've made a new menuitem "contents-list" and made this menuitem accessible only to accesslevel A ("usergroup A"). The problem I am experiencing is that when I publish a mod_adsmanager_table, usergroup B ("accesslevel B") is unable to view the ads by clicking on the picture of the ad inside the module. That is not what I want, I want them to be able to see them.

But when I unpublish the menuitem, usergroup B is able to view the ad by clicking on the picture in mod_adsmanager_table. That is what I want, but now usergroup B is able to place a new ad by using a direct link and that is not what I want.

So what do I want?
- being able to create a "contents-list" menuitem and asign it to accesslevel A ("usergroup A")
- while usergroup B ("accesslevel B") still being able to see an ad by clicking on the picture in mod_adsmanager_table
- and usergroup B still being unable to place an ad

Or am I doing something wrong here?

Thank you

Last edit: 11 years 7 months ago by tompap.

willemhendrik
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11 years 7 months ago #838 by willemhendrik

Replied by willemhendrik on topic ACL issue

Same question for columns, is it possible to implement accesslevels for them as well?

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11 years 7 months ago #847 by tompap

Replied by tompap on topic ACL issue

You should not limit "viewing" access with access level for menu item. If you just want to limit post ads, just the ACL of adsmanager, for each category you can decide who is allowed to post ad.

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11 years 7 months ago #848 by tompap

Replied by tompap on topic ACL issue

There is no ACL for columns, you should wait for AdsManager 3.0 which will give more ACL control over the display of ad and ads

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willemhendrik
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11 years 7 months ago #863 by willemhendrik

Replied by willemhendrik on topic ACL issue

You are right, I limited access to categories and it works the way I want.

Looking forward to Adsmanager 3.0.....any updates on its arrival?

Thanks for your help.

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