I use civicrm custom fields which are made into a civicrm profile which outputs these fields to also display under a user's drupal account.
For example, I have my civicrm mailing list options showing for each user under a Mailing Lists tab in their Account.
These custom fields are set in with civicrm permissions "User and User Admin Only". However, when I masquerade as a user, I cannot view these custom fields in the drupal account, even though I should be able to. If i actually manually log in as that user, I can see the fields such as mailing list options.
Would there be any way of getting the masquerade module to also put these permissions through so I can view when masquerading? (there's probably some technical term i should be using here but am not a programmer). It would be very handy instead of having to switch back into civicrm.
Thanks for the great module - it is very useful already.
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Comment #1
deekayen commentedI only had CiviCRM 2.2 beta 3 installed, but it looked like all I had to do was modify the userID parameter of a huge array that CiviCRM sets in the Drupal sessions table. It's in the Drupal 5.x and 6.x branches ATM, and I'm working on HEAD a bit longer to make some other 7.x updates. The -dev snapshots update every 12 hours, but if you download it from http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/masquerade/..., and report back, then I know if this can be closed.
Comment #2
hedgefrog commentedHi, wow thanks for the fast response. I tried that download but unfortunately it's not working for me, as in I still can't see private civicrm profile details in masquerade mode. I'm on civicrm 2.0.6.
Comment #3
deekayen commentedI'm not sure where to go from here. Prepare for this request to sit idle for a while.
Comment #4
hedgefrog commentedOk, at least i can switch back and forth masqing in the meantime.
In case you haven't seen it, I found this comment about civicrm which might explain part of the problem. http://issues.civicrm.org/jira/browse/CRM-3645
Comment #5
deviantintegral commentedGiven the complexity of CiviCRM, I think the best way to solve this is to provide hooks for another module to integrate fully with CiviCRM. I'm marking this as a duplicate of #324292: Adding hooks into Masquerade.
Comment #6
j0nathan commentedSubscribing. Same request for integration with CiviCRM. A little difference for me: my user has full admin permissions in CiviCRM so when I masquerade as a user with low privileges to test, I cannot because I still see every fields and every profiles.