[SOLVED] CB AutoActions
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5 years 11 months ago #304090
by sclarke
Replied by sclarke on topic CB AutoActions
Hi Kyle,
I don't think you understand what this auto action is supposed to do.
When 'someone' goes to view somebody else's profile, it needs to determine if the profile user has an active subscription or not. If they don't have an active subscription then they are redirected to the inactive page rather than displaying the profile. This needs to happen whether the user is logged in or not. That is all currently working. But now we want to change it, so if the 'someone' is an Administrator or Super User, they don't get redirected to the inactive page for a profile that doesn't have a subscription.
This is the trigger being used: onBeforeUserProfileDisplay
Type: Redirect
User: Automatic
Conditions: [cb_activesubscriptions] <= 1, [cb:userdata field="user_id" user="#me" /] != [user_id]
It doesn't have anything to do with when a user logs in.
Thanks.
I don't think you understand what this auto action is supposed to do.
When 'someone' goes to view somebody else's profile, it needs to determine if the profile user has an active subscription or not. If they don't have an active subscription then they are redirected to the inactive page rather than displaying the profile. This needs to happen whether the user is logged in or not. That is all currently working. But now we want to change it, so if the 'someone' is an Administrator or Super User, they don't get redirected to the inactive page for a profile that doesn't have a subscription.
This is the trigger being used: onBeforeUserProfileDisplay
Type: Redirect
User: Automatic
Conditions: [cb_activesubscriptions] <= 1, [cb:userdata field="user_id" user="#me" /] != [user_id]
It doesn't have anything to do with when a user logs in.
Thanks.
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5 years 11 months ago - 5 years 11 months ago #304093
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Replied by krileon on topic CB AutoActions
Ok, then based off your trigger you're checking against the profile owner and not the viewing user. That's why the Access doesn't work as Access is checked against the user of the action. You'll have to use a condition with an IF substitution against a usergroup or view access level to do what you're wanting. Examples as follows.
View Access Level:
[cb:if user="#me" viewaccesslevel includes "VIEWACCESSLEVEL_ID_HERE"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Equal To ACCESS
Replace VIEWACCESSLEVEL_ID_HERE as needed.
Usergroup:
[cb:if user="#me" usergroup includes "USERGROUP_ID_HERE"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Equal To ACCESS
Replace USERGROUP_ID_HERE as needed.
View Access Level:
[cb:if user="#me" viewaccesslevel includes "VIEWACCESSLEVEL_ID_HERE"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Equal To ACCESS
Replace VIEWACCESSLEVEL_ID_HERE as needed.
Usergroup:
[cb:if user="#me" usergroup includes "USERGROUP_ID_HERE"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Equal To ACCESS
Replace USERGROUP_ID_HERE as needed.
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5 years 11 months ago #304107
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Replied by sclarke on topic SOLVED: CB AutoActions
Hi Kyle,
Thank you I finally have something that is working. But I had to use the condition:
[cb:if user="#me" usergroup includes "8"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Not Equal to ACCESS (8 is Super User).
Thank you I finally have something that is working. But I had to use the condition:
[cb:if user="#me" usergroup includes "8"]ACCESS[/cb:if] Not Equal to ACCESS (8 is Super User).
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