Hi all, I'm quite familiar with sfGuard, but there's one thing I've never figured out right. I have to build an application with quite a few different user types - admins, members, affiliates, sales people, and all of these types will use different applications within the project. Now, of course I'd like to use sfGuard for this, but I'm struggling with how to administer these users separately. I don't really like the idea of mixing admins and members in one table and one admin screen with the only difference being what group they're associated with, so I wonder if I can add a type parameter to the guard user model and based on that field adjust the userinterface and which profile class gets retrieved from the user object...
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