Hello everybody.
I'm trying to set dropdown option visibility depending on Joomla user access group.
So, if my user who is logged on website is a member of Super Users user group, he should be able to see all available option in dropdown element.
If the user is member of Author user group, he should be able to see only some of the options in dropdown element.
I have managed to pull Joomla user access group ID using {user:groups}, but I can not go further...
If I try to add HTML code in dropdown option, nothing happens...
Any ideas?
Is there any way I can setup some ID {user:groups} or class {user:groups} on dropdown option, and then using CSS hide some options for some Joomla user access group ID's?
I'm trying to set dropdown option visibility depending on Joomla user access group.
So, if my user who is logged on website is a member of Super Users user group, he should be able to see all available option in dropdown element.
If the user is member of Author user group, he should be able to see only some of the options in dropdown element.
I have managed to pull Joomla user access group ID using {user:groups}, but I can not go further...
If I try to add HTML code in dropdown option, nothing happens...
Any ideas?
Is there any way I can setup some ID {user:groups} or class {user:groups} on dropdown option, and then using CSS hide some options for some Joomla user access group ID's?
Hi stojsins,
The CFv6 manual says that you can add a variable from the form data into the Options box e.g. {var:read_data27}. This is talking about loading data from a database table. I think you could equally do that from array of key/value pairs built in a custom code section.
Or if there are just two lists you could add two dropdown elements to your form and hide+disable one of them using CSS.
Bob
Bob
The CFv6 manual says that you can add a variable from the form data into the Options box e.g. {var:read_data27}. This is talking about loading data from a database table. I think you could equally do that from array of key/value pairs built in a custom code section.
Or if there are just two lists you could add two dropdown elements to your form and hide+disable one of them using CSS.
Bob
Bob
Hi Bob.
Than you for answer.
I managed to pull Joomla user access group ID using {user:groups}, create three dropdows with different options, and depending on logged user (Joomla user access group ID), using events option on elements, control visibility for each Joomla user access group ID.
Than you for answer.
I managed to pull Joomla user access group ID using {user:groups}, create three dropdows with different options, and depending on logged user (Joomla user access group ID), using events option on elements, control visibility for each Joomla user access group ID.
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