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timatlee
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Hello ...
Is there an "easy" way of finding out what groups a user belongs to based on a feature?
So, if I had feature "plugin.feature", and "Plugin Group 1" and "Plugin Group 2" both had that feature as part of their rights (either directly or inherited), is there a way I can retrieve the group names?
Thanks..
Is there an "easy" way of finding out what groups a user belongs to based on a feature?
So, if I had feature "plugin.feature", and "Plugin Group 1" and "Plugin Group 2" both had that feature as part of their rights (either directly or inherited), is there a way I can retrieve the group names?
Thanks..
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Dirk
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Quote by timatlee: Is there an "easy" way of finding out what groups a user belongs to based on a feature?
I don't think we have a function for that.
Check the code in lib-security.php and admin/group.php. You may find some snippets there that you can use to build such a function.
bye, Dirk
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