09-26-2016, 03:07 PM
sure, sorry for the confusion. I think you get it correct. For a photo gallery page, some user would be able to change the caption, or even change the photos, while others would only view the page.
As to user cases in my project, I'm implementing userspice in a production management tool. Let's say there are three types of users, production administrator, production engineer, and operators. They all should be able to see Production_Management_Page_1.php, but the administrators should be able to edit everything on this page, while production engineers should be able to adjust parameters related to their work area only. And the operators should only be able to read the data, without making any changes to the production parameters.
As to user cases in my project, I'm implementing userspice in a production management tool. Let's say there are three types of users, production administrator, production engineer, and operators. They all should be able to see Production_Management_Page_1.php, but the administrators should be able to edit everything on this page, while production engineers should be able to adjust parameters related to their work area only. And the operators should only be able to read the data, without making any changes to the production parameters.