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Sachin

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6/18/2019 1:46 AM

    Hi All,

    i'm working on one of my DNN site. i have one user and i assigned 2 roles (Admin and doctor) to same user.

    now i want to login to site using role selection and display modules and menu as per role.

    but now issue is in dnn when i login using user they showing 2 modules on one page.

    if any one having any idea related to role based login please let me know ASAP.

    Thanks

    Sachin






    Michael Tobisch

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    6/18/2019 2:24 AM
      Sachin,
      this is not possible out of the box. When a user is member in two (or more) roles, he gets everything that is allowed for either of the roles.
      The only solution is to create two users for him and assign only one of the roles to each user, e.g. User "XYZ_Admin" to the Administrator role, and "XYZ_Doctor" to the Doctor role.
      Happy DNNing!
      Michael

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      Sachin

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      6/18/2019 5:46 AM
        Hi,
        @Michael Tobisch, Thanks for replay.





        Sebastian Leupold

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        7/29/2019 8:54 PM
          from my experience, admins should not care about seeing modules for different target groups, i.e. authenticated and unauthenticated users. However, for all other situations, you would need to create combinded roles like "doctors", "admin_doctors" and "admins" and make sure, the user is associated just to one of it





          Timo Breumelhof (40F)

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          10/16/2019 6:05 AM
            Posted By Sachin on 18 Jun 2019 02:46 AM

            Hi All,

            i'm working on one of my DNN site. i have one user and i assigned 2 roles (Admin and doctor) to same user.

            now i want to login to site using role selection and display modules and menu as per role.

            but now issue is in dnn when i login using user they showing 2 modules on one page.

            if any one having any idea related to role based login please let me know ASAP.

            Thanks

            Sachin

            You coul suse the "deny" (the "stop sign" checkbox) settings for Page / Module rights, but IMO they can get difficult to manage

             

             

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