Procedural File: groupassign.php
Source Location: Program_Root/pages/user/groupassign.php
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list of each operation, and which groups/roles have access to them. Also provides a set of select boxes so the user can move a group/role to either the allowed or the not-allowed box and thus update the security for the object.
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require_once("common/classes/general/url.php") [line 31]
require_once("common/classes/obliquid/user.php") [line 29]
user_groupassign_ [line 36]
void user_groupassign_(
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This is the entry point for somebody who has permission to assign groups/roles to
any security object. It does not check to verify access to the object first
user_groupassign_usr [line 46]
void user_groupassign_usr(
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Special function for to allow a user to change the authority to a particular
security object. The user MUST have authority to the object before we will let them change it. They CAN "shoot themselves in the foot" and remove their access to the object. Then they will need to contact the administrator who can access all security objects to give it back
_user_assign [line 60]
void _user_assign(
mixed $theID)
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Private function common to both entry points
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