I’ve gone off the deep-end into the realm of permissions and contexts and access policies. So I’m trying to come up with a viable solution for a permission-heavy site. I’ll explain briefly:
The idea is that the site will host many sub-sites, each of which is a log-in only area, but there are different permissions for each. So user
[email protected] might have a "Head-Chef" role in one sub-site and "Dishwasher" role in another sub-site. Make sense?
I know Revo can handle this type of situation via User-Groups and Resource-Groups. I’m wondering the following:
1. Would it be cleaner to manage permissions if each "sub-site" was given its own context? Or would that be a total mess if we wanted the site administrators to have full access to each of the sub-sites?
2. If we have a public login portal page (front-end), the page that loads on successful login will have to show all resources that a particular user has access to... do contexts introduce any surprises with listing resources? It seems as though I’ve already stumbled into something with WayFinder:
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,56230.msg322989.html#msg322989
Thanks or any guidance!