<?php if ($user_groups) { ?>
<?php foreach ($user_groups as $user_group) { ?>
<?php echo $user_group['user_group_id']==???? ; ?>
If you want to find out which user group a logged in user is a member of, you will need to add a new db query to the model, as there is no query there for the purpose.
Add the following to the end of "admin/model/user/user.php":
Then, in the controller of the file you wish to display this information (eg. for the dashboard page this is "admin/controller/common/home.php"), insert the following:
Then, in the template file (admin/view/template/common/home.tpl), you can use:
to display the name of the user group the logged in user is a member of.
Add the following to the end of "admin/model/user/user.php":
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public function getUserGroup($user_id) {
$query = $this->db->query("SELECT * FROM " . DB_PREFIX . "user u LEFT JOIN " . DB_PREFIX . "user_group ug ON (u.user_group_id = ug.user_group_id) WHERE u.user_id = '" . (int)$user_id . "'");
return $query->row['name'];
} Code: Select all
$this->load->model('user/user');
$this->data['user_group'] = $this->model_user_user->getUserGroup($this->user->getId()); Code: Select all
<?php echo $user_group; ?>
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but the person logged in has to be checked to verify whether he can see the admin functions or not?
i just want to hide the menus for people in groups not admin
if there is no query for that how can i grab the name of the logged in user??
eg if logged in user is "administrator" show all menus in template....if logged in user is in vendor group, show catalogue and sales ONLY?
i just want to hide the menus for people in groups not admin
if there is no query for that how can i grab the name of the logged in user??
eg if logged in user is "administrator" show all menus in template....if logged in user is in vendor group, show catalogue and sales ONLY?
Ah right, I see. Your original question gets answered, but you're not happy with that answer, so you change the question.
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OK, forget what I posted before.
Make a copy of your "admin/view/template/common/header.tpl" and remove the links to items you don't want the "non-top admin" users to see.
Insert this query into the model (admin/model/user/user.php):
Then in "admin/controller/header.php", find the following:
and replace with:
Make a copy of your "admin/view/template/common/header.tpl" and remove the links to items you don't want the "non-top admin" users to see.
Insert this query into the model (admin/model/user/user.php):
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public function getUserGroupId($user_id) {
$query = $this->db->query("SELECT DISTINCT user_group_id FROM " . DB_PREFIX . "user WHERE user_id = '" . (int)$user_id . "'");
return $query->row['user_group_id'];
} Code: Select all
$this->template = 'common/header.tpl'; Code: Select all
$this->load->model('user/user');
if ($this->model_user_user->getUserGroupId($this->user->getId()) == 1) {
$this->template = 'common/header.tpl';
} else {
$this->template = 'common/new_header.tpl';
}
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Is there a reason that the advice rendered more than two months ago in this post did not work for the OP? If so, why not post the discrepancy there instead of in a new thread? If not, why not use the Search (Search for "admin hide permission".) button first?
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