I'm looking for a XOOPS module that will allow us to track applicants through their hiring process. Best of all worlds would be a module that will allow us to ...

1) define the hiring process (i.e., submit resume, initial phone interview, submit application, request background check, etc.) and have the module track which step has been completed

2) graphically display which steps of the process have been completed

3) alert individuals to changes in status

4) integration with XOOPS user management for module access and interaction

Has anyone seen anything like this?

Thanks

David

I came up with a slightly different solution...

I still wanted to have the menu items for me as Admin so I used the following code ...

I agree with you 100% but haven't been able to convince the guy who's running the site that it would be better for each person to have their own account. He contends that many of the folks involved are "lower on the computer skills ladder" and he wants to make it as easy as possible.

We still need some login/logout since he will only release the account name and password to neighbors. Later when he needs to expand the level of granularity of access, those users will be individuals.

I'll play with the templates and see what I can come up with.

Thanks

David

I've started building a site for a neighborhood group and would like to build it like this ...

I have four basic groups ...

1) webmaster
2) home owners
3) special users
4) anonymous users

What I'd like to have happen is that the webmaster and anonymous groups work as normal but that the two other groups work a little differently.

Since I'm going to have many people logging in as a single XOOPS user (home owners), I want to remove most of the items in the User Menu. I effectively only want the "Logout" menu item to be displayed for the "home owner" group since I don't want one person changing any of the account information for all the others. I want to control the password, etc. The User Menu should look normal for the "Special Users".

Here's what I'm thinking of doing and if it makes sense might need a little direction on the best way to do it.

I figured I'd take the "Logout" out of the User Menu and create a special block to do nothing but Logout. I'd give everyone access to this block.

Then I'd take the altered User Menu and make it only available to the Special Users group. That way everyone will be able to log out but only the Special Users (i.e., users with an individual account) will be able to change account information, etc.

So the questions are ...

1) Does this make sense? Are there any unforeseen issues with having this kind of Many-To-One account?

2) How should I "doctor" the User Menu? Will I need to muck with the template or themes?

Appreciate any help and guidance.

David

And then I hit the Reply button twice!! Sorry.

Doh! Answered my own question ... I had to log out and back in first!

Thanks

David

Doh! Answered my own question ... I had to log out and back in first!

Thanks

David

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Thanks Mithrandir! I've got to spend some time in the developer documentation!

I'm having a problem getting all user groups though. When I run the following code ...



I only get the first three groups. Here's what I get as output ...



I know the user is in five groups ... the last two are the ones I'm using to check. Any ideas?

Thanks

David

I've built a custom PHP block that I'm using to dynamically create a "Quick Links" feature for my users. We need to access our internal site differently depending on if you are in front of or behind the firewall. This is all working great.

The next step though is to change the link depending on if the XOOPS user is in a specific group (i.e., "management" vs. "sales"). Is it possible somehow to have the custom PHP block be able to determine is the current user is in a specific group?

Thanks

David

Never mind ... once I finally saved it and was not just looking the preview, it worked.

Thanks

David