Can we add multiple breads for SIngle DB table & Apply diff conditions for browse. Sometime we need to show* some diff data from single table with some diff. conditions.
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Anshu.
Absolutely. I think this is missing too. I'm up for implementing it.
I believe I am having the same issue.
Are you suggesting that you require different fields visible to different groups of users (admin, moderators or similar, etc) for the same table?
I would also need this for the edit view as well as browse. For example to approve a post would require admin vs non admin.
If so then its a plus 1 from me for this also.
Thanks,
Rob
Hi @robbydooo, yes, that scenario is applied in here.
Excellent, let me know if I can be of use building this out.
For that scenario @robbydooo, I would strongly encourage you to create permissions and add them to the views. Creating distinct but otherwise identical pages just to distinguish between roles feels like bad design to me.
@fletch3555 thanks for your advice, I am still familiarising myself with voyager.
I agree it does sound overkill to have multiple breads for the same model just to show/hide different fields.
I am curious though, how would you create permissions for the ability to edit specific attributes in a model?
It would feel like bad design to me to have to create a permission for every field that you want to show and hide to a given role.
Maybe the better way to do it would be to have views for each role? (Admin, moderator etc.).
If you have better suggesting I appreciate them.
Thanks,
Rob
MultBREAD is not for dealing with permissions, but for having different views for the same table - this is impossible at the moment.
Yes, but I was responding directly to his question, which WAS about permissions.
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No updates on this for 2 years? :/
Yes, because it's a feature request that were not ready to act on, and nobody from the community has submitted the feature either
This feature will be available in V2
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Hi @robbydooo, yes, that scenario is applied in here.