Hi everyone, I'm new in this forum, I would like ask you a question about access level.
For example : I've got an user (user1) who creates a document, I've got another user (user2) who also creates a document.
I would like that each user can only see their own documents and not the document of another user.
Is it easy to do that? Do I have to manage it in the panel access level or do I have to work with the ID of the document and in that case how?
Thanks for your help.
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Access level
Re: Access level
pfanelli,
Filtering out individual users records needs to be done in the Browse Form using hash variables..
http://wiki.nubuilder.com/tiki-index.ph ... uilderDocs
Use it like this - including the brackets.
Hope this helps.
Steven
Filtering out individual users records needs to be done in the Browse Form using hash variables..
http://wiki.nubuilder.com/tiki-index.ph ... uilderDocs
Use it like this - including the brackets.
Hope this helps.
Steven
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Re: Access level
Thanks a lot for your answer, I would like to have a detailed precision.
I understood well the use of the hash variable nevertheless I've got a question about the element CUS_ZZSYS_user_id
How do I define this element in the database?
Thanks again for your help.
PF.
I understood well the use of the hash variable nevertheless I've got a question about the element CUS_ZZSYS_user_id
How do I define this element in the database?
Thanks again for your help.
PF.
Re: Access level
PF,
Its just a field that was put in the customer table and updated when the record is created.
You could call it whatever you want.
Steven
Its just a field that was put in the customer table and updated when the record is created.
You could call it whatever you want.
Steven