I need to set the order status of rights, I want my company's finances, in order to modify the state, only chekout option, for example: paid.

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rszrama commented
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Hmm, I'm struggling to understand your actual feature request here. Can you just edit the default Orders View to get what you need?

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pcambra
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I'll try to do a little translation :)

I think that the feature requested is to be able to restrict permissions per state/status.

Say your clerks can update an order status to paid but only management staff can push it to completed.

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rszrama commented

Hmm, ok. If that's the case, there's no feature to be added to core. Instead a module would have to be developed that plugs into the entity access system to grant particular users access by order status / state.

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I'd say that actually the feature is some users not being able to update an order to a given state/status, nothing to do with viewing the order, but updating only to a subset of states/statuses.

https://skitch.com/pcambra/gmb5g/fullscreen

Can we restrict that using entity access?

Anyways I might be wrong as the initial message is not clear enough.

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joray commented

Our company is to release an online ordering system, hope to achieve this function,
By role permission to access the order status, and can only update a state, is just a state, different departments in different order status update

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joray commented
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This means that

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rszrama commented
Title: Set the order status of rights » Allow administrators to restrict available order statuses on order edit forms by role
Version: 7.x-1.0 » 7.x-1.x-dev
Component: Order » Contributed modules
Status: Active » Postponed

Changing the title and making this a contrib request. This would be easily doable through a contrib using hook_form_alter() and a custom settings form.

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tonylegrone commented
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Status: Postponed » Needs review

I was recently presented with this same need for a client and was able to build a solution that may fit for this issue.

I have created a sandbox module for everyone to test here: https://drupal.org/sandbox/tonylegrone/2217873

I'm currently using that in one production site, but I 'm not 100% sure if any negative side effects will be caused by it yet. So, please use with care.