Hi,
I create an app with adalo “Class Appointment” and I want to limit the user to not create classes unless having some privilege to do that or have a pending status until the admin has approved this class.
How I will do that please?
Thanks,
Mohammed
Hi @mohdhtm,
Option 1: for Users, have a True/False property “Is Admin”. If “Is Admin” = True, then user can create classes. Make an action which creates the class to be conditional (happens sometimes), if Logged-in User → Is Admin = True, then run this action. You can also add a 2nd action for Logged-in User → Is Admin = False, linking to a modal window with the text “You need to be an admin to create the class”.
Option 2: Allow creation of classes by everyone, but have a True/False property in the class, call it “Is Approved”. When user is creating the class, set “Is Approved” to false. Build a page for an admin user to approve classes.
Most probably you’ll use both options combined.
Best regards, Victor.
Thanks for the reply, and sorry for I will ask that
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Build a page for an admin user to approve classes.
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Hi @mohdhtm,
You can just create a page which is accessible only by admin, put a list of “unapproved” classes there and make the button with action to approve them.
Reg. admin/user access - see this video, for example, for the inspitation: Adalo tutorials: admin and user access to different screens. UPDATE in the description - YouTube
It is not directly applicable in your case, but will help you understand how to set up different user roles and access rights.
Best regards, Victor.
Thanks very much, it works
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