Pre-filter

[maxinic]

I would a pre-filter client can only see his own records and Super User can view and edit every record

I apllied a pre-filter where id client equals {$my->id} apply to registered (text) and client see own record but Super user can't view nothing

Help-me please

 

[lcollong]

Hi,

The way I deal with this is to add a prefilter with an always true condition (where id GREATER THAN 0) applied to the level you require "full view" (super user in your case).

 

[maxinic]

Thank-you now it's ok

Hi,

The way I deal with this is to add a prefilter with an always true condition (where id GREATER THAN 0) applied to the level you require "full view" (super user in your case).

 

[alan2012]

Was about to ask the same question! Thanks for the answer.

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[maxinic]

And if i want to see all client of a group?
e.g. all client live in Rome?

now my pre-filter is:
id client equals {$my->id} apply to registered
or
id client greater than 0 apply to special
.
.
.
i think
or live equals rome apply to registered?

I would a pre-filter client can only see his own records and Super User can view and edit every record

I apllied a pre-filter where id client equals {$my->id} apply to registered (text) and client see own record but Super user can't view nothing

Help-me please

 

[lcollong]

Prefilter is to restraint the data one can see what ever he does. That's the purpose of the $my-id prefilter which allows to see only those records where the corresponding column contains your userid.

If you want to display a given set of records, it'd be better to use the regular filter feature which allows a given user to restraint the displayed rows to what ever he wants as far he's allowed to see them.

 

[maxinic]

ok thank you

Prefilter is to restraint the data one can see what ever he does. That's the purpose of the $my-id prefilter which allows to see only those records where the corresponding column contains your userid.

If you want to display a given set of records, it'd be better to use the regular filter feature which allows a given user to restraint the displayed rows to what ever he wants as far he's allowed to see them.