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[SOLVED]Authoring vs View Access 11 Jun 2012 13:45 #2534

LJ01 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 78 Thank you received: 2	Hi i will like know how build with jcook the access data pour a user by example the register user of my component will have access only on thier data, not the lntegral list .. thanks for reply LJ Ce sont les fils qui font les cordes ingall-niger.org
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Re: How to manage tables'data 11 Jun 2012 15:19 #2535

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	Use the Authoring Wizard. Then configure the ACL's of your component in the Options configuration of your component Coding is now a piece of cake
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Re: How to manage tables'data 11 Jun 2012 16:40 #2536

LJ01 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 78 Thank you received: 2	i don't understand how to use this LJ Ce sont les fils qui font les cordes ingall-niger.org
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Re: How to manage tables'data 11 Jun 2012 16:49 #2537

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	This is not the authoring, but the view Access. The View Access is the authorizations to see each items based on group, whatever the author is. About security, there are 3 possibilities of filtering the accesses. -> ACL (task process authorization) -> View Access (Group authorizations) -> Authoring (Author possibilities - edit, delete, view...) Coding is now a piece of cake
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Re: How to manage tables'data 11 Jun 2012 17:06 #2538

LJ01 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 78 Thank you received: 2	ok thanks LJ Ce sont les fils qui font les cordes ingall-niger.org
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I jumped and started to work on a demo component... but 2 days later this demo component became the real component. I just showed today the end result to my customer and he turned to me and said... "this is more than I expected"... All of this is because Cook did cut about 70% of my work and provided me more ways to improve the usability of the component. The end result was 17 tables all related between than to generate a full dashboard for the travel agents. Thanks for Cook developers for such great tool. This component would not be possible to be done at short time with all the features in it
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