Previously I ignored the question of distribution of rights in Symfony (Symfony 14.4. Doctrine) when there was a clear difference between the frontend and the backend Now I have a problem to solve: 1. there is one appliaction and depending on the credentials users have different access modules; 2. there is a menu written manually as a simple list; 3. no template engine is used; 4. for protection plugin sfDoctrineGuardPlugin 5.0.0 is used; How to build an application without writing a menu access via IF? How to do it right, shall I include the menu in the database? If yes, how the menu would be manipulated at the level of admin? I tried to create multiple applications, but the modules are basically the same, so if I change one I can forget to copy the changes into the same module in other applications. Could this somehow be solved through different applications without having to copy modules and with the correct routing? Grateful for all the answers!
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