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    Posted: 22 January 2004 at 6:37am

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Can anybody tell me whether a user can belong to more than one usergroup. If the answer is yes, how do you it?

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Originally posted by dwells dwells wrote:

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Can anybody tell me whether a user can belong to more than one usergroup. If the answer is yes, how do you it?

Thanks

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No ... not without a MOD

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Hi Kiwi

Thanks for posting an answer to my query. Do you whether anybody has written mod to add this ability?

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Originally posted by dwells dwells wrote:

Hi Kiwi

Thanks for posting an answer to my query. Do you whether anybody has written mod to add this ability?

Cheers

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Have you tried using the Search feature of the fourm?

http://forums.webwiz.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=9095&a mp;KW=user+group

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Give an example why somebody has to be a member of more than one group??? Youre moderator with rights or a admin with rights, you can custom your own group. I can't see why you want to do this???

 

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Originally posted by thecount thecount wrote:

Give an example why somebody has to be a member of more than one group??? Youre moderator with rights or a admin with rights, you can custom your own group. I can't see why you want to do this???

It is very very common for security systems to be based on users and groups.  It is also very common for a user to belong to more than one group ... and thus inherit the privs of that group.

For example, I have 4 private forums which have a common "theme". Under the current WWF setup, I can assign a group of individuals (ie a "group" of specific individuals) privs for one of those forums.  I cannot however, assign an individual to Group1 and Group2 ... thus I have to add the individual to each forum individually, set the rights etc.

When you get to having a large number of groups, this gets to be a real hassle.  Instead of the simplicity of adding a user to a group(s) and therefore getting all the necessary access rights, we currently have to individually add each user to each forum, setup their individual rights etc etc.



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So it's easy to do. Add extra fields to the table tblAuthor in the database and call them group_2 and group_3. Then write some code for the admin tool to edit the profile of users. I have added some extra fields in the Author table. It's very simple to do... if you now how to write ASP. Otherwise ask somebody who can write ASP to make a mod for you.

 

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Originally posted by thecount thecount wrote:

So it's easy to do. Add extra fields to the table tblAuthor in the database and call them group_2 and group_3. Then write some code for the admin tool to edit the profile of users. I have added some extra fields in the Author table. It's very simple to do... if you now how to write ASP. Otherwise ask somebody who can write ASP to make a mod for you.

No ... thats not good database design changing the tblAuthor table ... as how do you know how many groups you will need?

Create a new table called somehting like tblAuthorGroup which has all the relationships in it

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