Hi Deedra:
Just a quick note about Security Groups:
OOTB they work to control access to website locations as defined by
URLs. So, when a login attempt occurs or when a user attempts to access
a URL for a given webapp, OFBiz will check to see if the user has the
proper Security Group associations. If they do, they are allowed access
to that URL or web page.
Bottom-line: I don't think Security Groups is the answer to your
problem. IMO you will need to revisit the role associations as mentioned
in an earlier post.
Hope that helps (vs. making you more confused :-)
Regards,
Ruth
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DeedraF wrote:
Thanks David (and everyone else looking into this issue). I am in fact
attempting to limit at the administration side of things, not the eCommerce
level. Just to be clear, I have created a store XYZ with a catalog 123 and
two categories shippable, non-shippable. I have created a couple products
under each categories within the catalog 123. Now I would like is to setup
a few ADMIN accounts with different access. For example, 'Admin-all' should
have all rights and all tabs accessible for store, catalog, categories,
products.... while 'Admin-product' should have rights to perhaps add,
delete, update products within existing categories of a catalog 123 in store
XYZ. We are trying to start small with our eCommerce as I am afraid many of
the admin users will be overwhelmed by the vast possibilities within this
tool. Thus, I am hoping to limit their confusion a bit if at all possible
:)
If I can accomplish this out of the box by creating a security group, I will
be happy to do so. Could someone simply provide steps for me to follow?
Thanks again for all your help!
Kind Regards,
Deedra
