I have setup multi store for my opencart website. I want have 1 user for one store. Example: store1.mystore.com is for user store1. store2.mystore.com is for user store2.
I would like to know how to do this and i really appreciate if there is a module for this issue.
By user I guess You mean the backend user == administrator? Correct?
Anyway, this is not possible in OpenCart. If You need this, then You do not need multistore - just install two different OpenCart instances where You can have two different administrator accounts.
url:- https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id=25454
username/password - Pro version - Reset - every hour
demo/demo - Group Separate Products - Admin Users
ex_user2/demo - Group Separate Products - External Users
int_user1/demo - Group Separate Products - Internal Users
Opencart 2.1.0.2
http://bg112.com/oc/demosp/admin
Manages the rights of user and orders.
Allows management of the rights of foreign traders to manage products and orders.
Allows management of the rights of employees to manage products and orders.
Quickly assign products to specific user.
Filter products in person.
Filter products by date added or date of modification. This filter allows the administrator to control the changes of users.
Quick change of the status of many products. Turn on or off products of a specific user.
Quickly assign products to specific users at Dropshipping.
A completely new approach to display and manage orders.
Filter orders in user.
Commission.
Statistics for orders at the store
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I am new to PowerBI and I have a project where I store my data on MySQL( or I will use MSSQL) server. Each user has a defined ID. Is it possible to create a user login or something like that that would show reports for different users?
Login screen with powerBI shortcode will be on my website and I would like to show powerBi report by logged user. Report screen will be the same every time, but with different numbers for different user.
I am sorry for this question, but I am new to powerBI. Is it even possible to create something like this?
Thanks for any help.
You can take a look at Row-level security.
Row-level security (RLS) allows you to restrict logged in user's access to report's data, i.e. you can show different part of your data based on logged in user.
You can setup RLS in Power BI Desktop. You can create different roles that can be assigned by generating the embed token while embedding.
Refer docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-admin-rls
While embedding, generate embed token based on the user who has logged in and assign the roles to it. Refer docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/developer/embedded/embedded-row-level-security
We have merchants with campaigns in our project. Currently, we - as superuser - manage all merchants' campaigns. However, some merchants require access to campaign management so that they can control the process and set new campaigns themselves.
There is a possibility to create the second admin site and set permissions so that only merchants can log in. However, what we need is - to filter only the campaigns owned by logged in merchant and also, when creating a new one the merchant_id should be prefilled and readonly.
Is it possible to do it using the second django admin site or should I create a special frontend interface for this purpose? Is it possible to set permissions per user-object pair (in django admin)?
Edit: I found django-guardian https://github.com/django-guardian/django-guardian/blob/devel/README.rst that should be able to do what I need.
I'm new(this is my first project) to web development. I'm creating an internal data management for the company i work for. We have different departments(like r&d, product development, etc) which I have instantiated as objects via Django admin. I have created employees as normal Users in django admin. I would like to know how I can create a model/anything which can tell me the department manager.
Django auth user has reference to the group model. So you can create a group called Teamleader in group table(django admin) and while creating a user link the user to the group desired for his role
I am doing a small app that requires a different user tool. The thing is this:
I have a repair application. In the company, people can repair their fridge, washing machine and kitchen items (like blender etc). There are different technicians for each (specialized). All customer comes thru one reception but each unit (dept of fridge repair for e.g.) also have a receptionist.
Then there are finance and administration units. So, I was wondering how i would go create a user who is a technician of fridge? When he logs in, i wanna take him to the technician's area so he can see repair related tasks.
And for the finance department, to log in but then go to finance section of the project.
I have created tables for services provided (fridge etc) and the departments (finance). How do I attach the users to each?
I have seen a post that describes adding fields to the user profile but i failed to attach it to my needs.
How do you guys go doing something like this? Thanks!
You can extend the user functionality without replacing the Django dUser model.
When logging in the user, you can then check the role this user has and redirect based on that role
I'm a bit unsure what to use Django user groups for.
I have an application where every user belongs to a different organisation. The organisations don't have anything to do with read/write permissions. It's just a way to separate groups of users. Every organisation needs some additional fields, like a name, URL, and email address. New organisations will be added to the system over time.
Within every organisation, users can have different permissions for moderation and administration, for which I (also) want to use user groups.
My question: Should I use Django's user groups to define the organisations, or should I just make an 'Organisation' model with a relation to the user?
Nope. User groups are made for different reasons. You CAN use them to define organisations but I think you should think bit further ahead:
will the organisation require more fields than just name?
perhaps you will need permissions in the future to define users roles within organisations?
I'm sure you can come up with more things to think of. But if you answered yes to one of those questions then just create your Organisation model.
1) You need to add group from django admin side under group table.
2) And while creating new user, assign specific group to user using user_obj.groups.add(group_id). Or Let user select group at frontend.
and then user_obj.save()
in Group table, you can create organization
OR
You can create individual organization table and assign assign user to specific organization.