E.g.
there is tagA with tagvalues ValueA1, ValueA2
there is tagB with tagvalues ValueB1, ValueB2
If tagA=ValueA1, access is granted, if tagB=ValueB1, but denied for ValueB2
If tagA=ValueA2, access is always granted
you write it this way:
...
<select value="1" t="tagA" v="ValueA2"/>
<select value="1" t="tagB" v="ValueB1"/>
<select value="-1" t="tagB" v="ValueB2"/>
....
Dne 17.7.2017 v 14:15 Poutnik napsal(a):
No, it is not correct.
All settings with values inconditionally determining the access value,
regardless of values of given set of conditions,
come before all of these conditions.
As some values means always granted/denied access,
regardless of values of the rest.
Dne 17.7.2017 v 13:12 Peter B napsal(a):
If I understand it right:
To get it working, as "First comes, first served" within a section,
*all* settings to a *negative vallue* must be before *any setting* to
a *positive value.
*But the structure in the file is very mixed in setting to +1 and -1.
Peter
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