multi-tenant access using the same db

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• admin

  July 2011 edited 9:39PM

  What are you wanting the different users to manage (pages, navigation, custom modules, etc)?
• straker

  July 2011 edited 9:39PM

  I would also like to implement this. Basically for custom modules, something like a shopping cart model. Where you have one shopping_cart table, but multiple users can add to and view only their shopping cart, so the shopping_cart table would have a user_id column to limit access. How can I scope this based upon the user's login id?
• admin

  July 2011 edited 9:39PM

  You would need to use the user's session to put limitations on your model's queries. For example, the list_items on your model may need something like this:
  
  function list_items($limit = NULL, $offset = NULL, $col = 'date_added', $order = 'desc') { $CI =& get_instance(); $this->db->where(array('my_table.user_id' => $CI->fuel_auth->user_data('id')) $data = parent::list_items($limit, $offset, $col, $order); return $data; }
• jmobile

  July 2011 edited 9:39PM

  Thanks!
• straker

  July 2011 edited 9:39PM

  That looks like it! Will give it a go. Thanks for the quick reply!
• sid4it

  July 2012 edited 9:39PM

  Well - this solves only partially.
  How about edit, delete?
  I login as normal user and actually do an edit on another user by guessing the id another user. It goes to edit page another user.
  
  Ex: fuel/mysimplemodel/edit/25
  35 is my userid ( I created 25 and hence can edit the record)
  
  now another userid 45 when he login to system if he accesses to
  fuel/mysimplemodel/edit/25 - he goes to edit page.
  how do we block edit and other options from illegal modifications to data.
  Only admin should have liberty to modify this.
  
  (Totally unsecure right)?
• sid4it

  July 2012 edited 9:39PM

  i over wrote form_fields - where i modify the edit form. Add the code as below
  
  $CI =& get_instance();
  $user = $CI->fuel_auth->user_data();
  if(($user['super_admin']== 'no')) {
  $this->session->set_flashdata('error', 'You do not have access to edit/view this account!');
  redirect(fuel_url('XXXXXXXX'));
  }
  if( (isset($values['userid']) && $values['userid'] != $user['id'])) {
  $this->session->set_flashdata('error', 'You do not have access to edit/view this account!');
  redirect(fuel_url('XXXXX'));
  }
  
  
  Can some one comment - if the code snippet is right and right place to be in?
• admin

  August 2012 edited 9:39PM

  You are right about the edit and delete. You can overwrite those methods in the model like you suggested (for the form_fields), as well as the delete method on the model. You could also create a controller that extends the module controller and overwrites the methods you need. The pages, navigation, and blocks controllers in FUEL do this as well.