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All permissions managed by Dolibarr are saved into [[Table llx_rights_def]] and has its own ID. | All permissions managed by Dolibarr are saved into [[Table llx_rights_def]] and has its own ID. | ||
This id is used to make link between a user and the permission (links are saved into [[Table llx_user_rights]] or to make link between group and the permission (links are saved into the [[Table llx_usergroup_rights]]). | This id is used to make link between a user and the permission (links are saved into [[Table llx_user_rights]] or to make link between group and the permission (links are saved into the [[Table llx_usergroup_rights]]). | ||
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Revision as of 17:35, 25 August 2009
Each permission has a unique ID. All permissions managed by Dolibarr are saved into Table llx_rights_def and has its own ID. This id is used to make link between a user and the permission (links are saved into Table llx_user_rights or to make link between group and the permission (links are saved into the Table llx_usergroup_rights).
Get permission and groups of a user
In the source code of a Dolibarr page, the global object $user is automatically defined. It contains all informations of the current user. Its permissions can be tested by a test
if ($user->rights->module->codestringlevel1->codestringlevel1)
To know list of groups in which a user is, you can use the following code (Dolibarr 2.5 or more):
$usergroup=new UserGroup($db);
$listofgroups=$usergroup->listGroupsForUser($fuser);
print $listofgroups[0]->nom;
$listofgroups is an array of all objects UserGroups (the groups) where the user $fuser belongs to and $fuser is the object User loaded with code
$fuser=new User($db);
$fuser->fetch('login');
Array of available permissions
Each module has its code string to use the $user->rights array to get its related permissions for user. List of code to use to read permissions are available of module developer documentation.