I would get the ACM plugin and use it to set up the initial set up that you want and then look at the database so you can see the relations that are made.
That might get you a better understanding of what is going on.
On 7/7/06, LetUsPrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've finally gotten a basic auth system set up using ACL. That has
helped me understand the thing a lot better, but there's still one part
I'm a bit fuzzy on when it comes to groups. I want to have groups (say
A, B, C, D) where a user can be a member of one, all, or any
combination of them. Each group has access to a different section of
the website and the access is not shared. For example, the following
nested illustration is NOT what I am after.
A
||->B
||->C
||->D
This is, however, the only way that group access can be done in ACL,
from what I've gathered from the documentation, since each ARO can only
have one parent. Now this nested style could work with by created an
increasingly large number of 'groups' to handle all combinations of
groups, but this is would be a very ugly thing to do, so I ask am I
missing something in ACL that would make the multiple groups thing
possible, or is there any way to implement what I'm looking for?
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