Tips After Installing Yii Users and Rights Extensions
After Installing Yii Users and Rights to Newly Created Yii app we have to assign dynamic roles to a user at the time of user creation .
Create a role manually
first we have to create a role manually and add some operations and/or tasks to the role according to the needs
Giving role
This is very simple , achieved by using two lines of code
save the user(assume $model->id is the user saved/created)
//assign role $authorizer = Yii::app()->getModule("rights")->getAuthorizer(); $authorizer->authManager->assign('clients', $model->id);
Getting user role
This is also very simple
the signed user id will get using Yii::app()->user->Id
$roles=Rights::getAssignedRoles(Yii::app()->user->Id); // check for single role foreach($roles as $role) if($role->name == 'clients') { //some actions here .. $this->redirect(array('/mailbox')); }
Making some actions public
this should be a common need of an app.
this is also very simple when using yii rights
just use a '-' (minus) operator like
public function filters() { return array( 'rights - publicprofile', // perform access control for CRUD operations ); }
here the publicprofile action is public, all other actions in the same controller are under rights.
Getting all the roles
getting all the roles in the application
put this line in protected/config/main
'import'=>array( 'application.modules.rights.components.dataproviders.*', ),
get all roles as a dropdown
if (Yii::app()->user->isSuperuser) { $all_roles=new RAuthItemDataProvider('roles', array( 'type'=>2, )); $data=$all_roles->fetchData(); <div> <label for="type_id">Type</label> echo CHtml::dropDownList("Type",'',CHtml::listData($data,'name','name')); </div> }
Thank you Chris for the awesome module. and thanks mishamx.
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