I have sales managers who manage their own people. Do I need to re-write? or is there a more simple way? I see most all is mixed in with either “$this->ion_auth->in_group(‘owner’)” or “$this->Owner” or others… I prefer “class RBAC” over ION Auth as it makes it much easier to modify groups in these situations. Hoping to find a more simple way to modify Admin permissions…
- MSAnswered
Hello,
No. The Admin has fixed permnissions and only can be chnaged with code modifications. The only option to check group is
$this->ion_auth->in_group('admin')The$this->Owneris in the core controller just using the same link to check the group.Thank you
- DEAnswered
I have tried using in places $this->ion_auth->in_group(‘owner’) || $this->ion_auth->in_group(‘admin’) and $this->ion_auth->in_group([‘owner’, ‘admin’]) and it does not work correctly… If I set to ‘admin’ then owner does not work.
- MSAnswered
Hello,
I have no clue what doesn’t work correctly but the
$this->ion_auth->in_group('owner') || $this->ion_auth->in_group('admin')will allowed both owner and admin groups.Thank you
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