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10 years 2 months ago #248083 by mhs_cb
I am trying to set a moderator group to be able to edit profiles of other users.

I have a "Staff All" ACL group (which contains other groups within it), with it's parent group being the default Joomla "Author" group.

I have a "Clients All" group (which contains other groups within it), with it's parent group being the default Joomla "Registered" group.

So it looks like this:

Registered > Author > Staff All > Staff Groups

Registered > Clients All > Client Groups

When I make the "Staff All" group the moderators (in the CB Config page), anyone of the "Staff Groups" who tries to edit profiles of the "Client Groups" gets a "You cannot edit a `xyz_group`. Only higher-level users have this power."

Does there need to be a direct ACL relationship between moderator group and the profiles they are trying to edit?

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10 years 2 months ago - 10 years 2 months ago #248095 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Moderators Editing Profiles (ACL question)
They have to be directly related. So you'd need the below.

Registered
- Clients All
- - Client Groups
- - - Staff All
- - - - Staff Groups

The alternative being the following.

Manager
- Staff All
- - Staff Groups
Registered
- Clients All
- - Client Groups

Staff Groups would in this case have the highest permissions. This won't really matter for CB 2.0 though as we've changed that parameter to a View Access Level, which is significantly easier to use as it doesn't do parent inheritance anymore and you can select whatever groups you want for the view access level.


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10 years 2 months ago #248096 by mhs_cb
Replied by mhs_cb on topic Moderators Editing Profiles (ACL question)
What happens if I have numerous "client groups". I have to create a staff group inside of every client group I want the staff to have access to?

Can I put my entire staff group under the Joomla Administrator group and change the setting in CB Config to be administrators instead of a specific moderator group? Will this work? Would be better than having to put a staff group under each client group (that would be a nightmare).

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10 years 2 months ago #248098 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Moderators Editing Profiles (ACL question)

What happens if I have numerous "client groups". I have to create a staff group inside of every client group I want the staff to have access to?

You can't have moderators for a specific group of users. Such a feature doesn't exist. So your moderator group needs to have as high as permissions as you can allow. Typically that's done by making them Manager or Administrator.

Can I put my entire staff group under the Joomla Administrator group and change the setting in CB Config to be administrators instead of a specific moderator group? Will this work? Would be better than having to put a staff group under each client group (that would be a nightmare).

Yup, that should work.


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