This is an idea of Node based roles/users.
Role 1. Site admin. All Permissions
Role 2. Supernode Admin. Assignable permissions for all content under selected supernode.
Supernode Admin creates "Sub-User/password" for selected very limited roles. (No-email needed)
Role 3/4/5. (Predefined Role by Site admin) "Supernode admin" assigns role to sub-user.
This is a concept that I believe could solve permission issues for multi-store/multi-site organizations.
I am very new to drupal. I am digging in to D8 because I believe It will be easier for me to learn in the long run.
Thanks, I would love to know other thoughts about this.
It is best described in the visual.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| Supernode concept.jpg | 158.46 KB | Marq |
Comments
Comment #1
smokrisHi, Marq. Welcome to Drupal.
You filed this issue under the "Hierarchical Permissions" project, which is a Drupal Module, but the changes you're proposing seem to extend beyond the scope of that module, so I'm re-filing the issue under Drupal Core.
The concept you're describing sounds similar to Organic Groups — Organic Groups lets you create a group entity (analogous to your "supernode"), and the administrator of that group can have special permissions for managing content and users in that group.
I'm therefore marking this issue duplicate — please review Organic Groups to see if it meets your needs. (There are also a ton of contributed modules extending the functionality of Organic Groups itself.)
Comment #1.0
smokrisEdit Added Last line.