CBSUBS - Question before evolving

3 years 2 months ago #323362 by Julien04
CBSUBS - Question before evolving was created by Julien04
Hello,

I am wondering to evolve towards your CBSubs plugin. I used it a few years ago and it was already quite complete. Today I'm going to need it for a specific use. Could you answer on the feasibility please?

Can users who have subscribed to the same plan have access to personal files linked to their account without seeing the personal documents of other subscribers?

Example:

Members who have subscribed to plan "01" see a tab appear in their menu containing the personal documents that I send them. Without being able to access the personal documents of other members.

Also, would it be possible to create a page in a menu that I could make aesthetic, which would group all these personal documents?

Thanks by advance

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3 years 2 months ago #323372 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic CBSUBS - Question before evolving
CB Gallery could be used to store the documents I suppose. You'd then just protect access to it using CBSubs and CB Privacy. This could be displayed directly on their profile.

First you'd want to create a tab for the gallery in CB > Tab Management; lets just call it Documents for this examples sake. Now within that tab under Integrations > CB Privacy set its privacy to forced privacy controls then set the default to private. This ensures only the profile owner and CB Moderators can access the tab. Now under CBSubs Fields Tabs Protection protect the tab with your plan so the profile owner can only access the tab if they're subscribed.

Ok, that covers our tab needs. Now you'll need to create a Gallery field on that Documents tab. Use the below parameters for best display.

Global
Show on Profile: Yes, 1 line without title
Show on Registration: No
Show on Profile Edit: No
Parameters > Display
Asset: documents.[user_id]
Parameters > Display > Albums
Albums: Disable
Parameters > Display > Photos
Photos: Disable
Parameters > Display > Videos
Videos: Disable
Parameters > Display > Files > Create
Access: SELECT_CB_MODERATOR_VIEWACCESSLEVEL_HERE
Parameters > Display > Music
Music: Disable

The above should give you a gallery that only accepts files and can only be uploaded to if the user is a CB Moderator due to the create access limits. The Asset ensures it's a unique gallery tried to each individual user. You'll be able to upload their documents directly on their profile. Technically you could also just use a bunch of File fields on that tab if you like.


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3 years 2 months ago #323383 by Julien04
Replied by Julien04 on topic CBSUBS - Question before evolving
Nice explanation, thank you!

Ok, I continue programming the evolution to CbSubs.

Thanks for your work and your time.

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