Hello all,
 
I'm trying to set up the permissions for out client who has several
departments. One of the things they want is to be able to have non-approved
content be visible to everyone within the same department until the time
that the content is approved. At this point, anyone from any department will
be able to view the content, but not edit it.
 
I'm trying to determine the best scheme for accomplishing this. The two
options I can think of are by creating two user groups for each department
where the first is the general user and the second is the admin for that
department. Then each generic user gets added to the general department.
However, that assumes that each user can only be assigned to one department
at a time.
 
The second scheme would be to make one user group for each of the
departments and have that user group be the admin for the department. Then
I'd set a variable inside each user object that points to a particular user
group. However doing this would require me to create an admin section to
handle the creation of new users whereas the first option allows the admins
to use the webtop to create users.
 
Has anyone had to handle a similar situation and have any suggestions?
 
Thanks,
Nate

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Nate Smith, 
Lead Developer 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
www.doceus.com 

 


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