Hi,
I've created a number of CC pages to displays lists of database table records. So far, all is well.
However, every time I register a new user that requires access to said pages, I need to go to the "FrontEnd Per User Permissions" ("View Users", "New Record Users", "Edit Record Users", "Delete Record Users") section on the Components/Chrono Connectivity/FrontEnd Settings tab and specifically select those users. What I would like to do is say "Look, all the members of this particular user group has, by default, permission to access this page, create a new record, etc.". Can it be done?
And while we're on the subject of CC pages: is it possible to override the behavior for delete_record?
In one instance, I would like to, instead of actually deleting a record in the database table, merely set a flag that the record has been marked for deletion by the user. That way an administrator could "undelete" the record by changing the flag.
In another instance, I would like to do a cascade deletion, i.e deleting records in multiple tables, the common denominator being an id.
Thanks for any help and for a super product🙂
I've created a number of CC pages to displays lists of database table records. So far, all is well.
However, every time I register a new user that requires access to said pages, I need to go to the "FrontEnd Per User Permissions" ("View Users", "New Record Users", "Edit Record Users", "Delete Record Users") section on the Components/Chrono Connectivity/FrontEnd Settings tab and specifically select those users. What I would like to do is say "Look, all the members of this particular user group has, by default, permission to access this page, create a new record, etc.". Can it be done?
And while we're on the subject of CC pages: is it possible to override the behavior for delete_record?
In one instance, I would like to, instead of actually deleting a record in the database table, merely set a flag that the record has been marked for deletion by the user. That way an administrator could "undelete" the record by changing the flag.
In another instance, I would like to do a cascade deletion, i.e deleting records in multiple tables, the common denominator being an id.
Thanks for any help and for a super product🙂