08-30-2017, 10:13 PM
Hi Pierre:
You can do this using the public/private model.
You will assign different permission levels however.
E.g. "Users" (Level 1) will have access to the residents pages you mentioned (but not public) and this requires registration.
However, you can add another permission level, say "Neighborhood Watch" and those assigned to this will only have access to these pages in addition to the other levels they assign.
There are two models you can use when it comes to your permission:
-Assign every page you want each level to have (e.g. you might have 3 levels assigned to index.php)
-Assign pages to a single level and assign multiple levels to Users (e.g. assigning both User and Neighborhood Watch to a user - giving them the basic user access + the extras you gave to Neighborhood Watch)
Let me know if you have any other questions.
You can do this using the public/private model.
You will assign different permission levels however.
E.g. "Users" (Level 1) will have access to the residents pages you mentioned (but not public) and this requires registration.
However, you can add another permission level, say "Neighborhood Watch" and those assigned to this will only have access to these pages in addition to the other levels they assign.
There are two models you can use when it comes to your permission:
-Assign every page you want each level to have (e.g. you might have 3 levels assigned to index.php)
-Assign pages to a single level and assign multiple levels to Users (e.g. assigning both User and Neighborhood Watch to a user - giving them the basic user access + the extras you gave to Neighborhood Watch)
Let me know if you have any other questions.