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jdseymour wrote:
Any group that you create will have the permissions of the registered user group if that user is still listed as part of that group. The created group can be used to add permissions over and above what the default registered user group has. So the user in that group will inherit the permissions from the registered user group, and gain permissions assigned through the newly created group.
Woah, it's still early. Hope that is correct and what you were asking. Also hope it makes sense.
Thanks, i need more level of inheritance.
For example:
I have 5 groups of players: playersDoom, playersHalfLife, playersHalo, playersAgeOfEmpire and playersEmpireEarth.
I would to create 2 parents groups : playersFPS and playersSTR.
And to construct hierarchie like that:
playersDoom, playersHalfLife, playersHalo inherit properties from playersFPS
playersAgeOfEmpire, playersEmpireEarth inherit properties from playersSTR
It's an other point of view to attribute properties, it uses groups like objects. And I find this more intuitive...
I will probably need to hack the XOOPS core to have this feature.