choose which user can use which module

if i have 5 Modules A, B, C, D, E, F

and 3 Users 1, 2, 3

so i would like to make a role or action in each membership level to choose which user can use which module;

User 1 /can use/ A , C                   /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

User 2 /can use/ B , D , F              /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

User 3 /can use/ A, B, C, D, E, F   /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

i guess its called: module action or module role, but i cant find.

is there any available module ? or similar ? should i request ?

any help please!!

look in the settings section - Membership Levels. Here you can assign what a membership type can and cant do.

Note that not all third party modules will add to the actions of membership levels.

Each module may have more than one action associated with it.  For example, there is view posts, create posts, comment posts, etc.  The actions are a little more involved that just use the module or not use the module.  For example, you could have a membership level where a member can view blog posts but not create blog posts.

ProfessorSr; thank you for your answer, but you mean i can choose each member which action, but i was asking about how i can choose which member can choose to use which module .

geek_girl; do you know any module can help me to do this setting ?

any other Dolphiners ???

There is no functionality in Dolphin (and no third party module) that will allow you limit the use of modules on a per member basis.You would have to get a programmer to build this functionality for you.

modzzz; i think you are a programmer, i know your name from 2013 , may i know how much it will cost me ?

with the way dolphin is set up - in the admin - settings - membership levels - you can do the following.

with each module - there are certain things you can do - such as add content and view content. So weith your example:

User 1 /can use/ A , C                   /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

User 2 /can use/ B , D , F              /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

User 3 /can use/ A, B, C, D, E, F   /view/ any A, B, C, D, E, F

membership type 1 - can view content in modules Groups, Events, C D E F and add content to modules Groups and C only.

membership type 2 - can view content  from Groups, Events, C D E F and only add content to Modules Events, D and F only

membership type 3 - can view content  from Groups, Events, C D E F and add content to Modules Groups, Events, C D E F

is that what you are looking for or am i misreading you?

What we are trying to say is that you control which modules members can use through membership action.  You then assign the correct membership level to that member.

I guess the way you want to do things is that you might have to have a lot of membership levels; yes, that could be a drawback.

thank you,, all of you; i will be more clear by real examples names;

A.Module of Create page

B.Module of Albums

C.Module of Crate event

User1

User2

User3

User1 can use A.Module of Create page and can view A&B&C

User2 can use A.Module of Create page, also B.Module of Album and can view A&B&C

User3 can use C.Module of Crate even, also A.Module of Create page, also B.Module of Album and can view and can view A&B&C

i hope someone get my point.

 you are 80% close but what is drawback ?

I will admit - I am a bit confused. I believe my comprehension is restricted due to terminology. let me try and simplify what I am saying and see if that helps. We are going to figure this out one way or another - lol.

Looking at the normal module structure, there are a few things you can do within each module. So, lets identify a few of those first. We have Add/Create, View, Browse, Search - to name a few.

And, just for the sake of putting it out there - we have several modules - such as Groups, Events, Photos, Sounds, Files - to name a few.

Then - we have membership levels. The default ones are non-member (anyone not logged in), Standard, and Promotional. You can create custom membership levels - and charge a cost for them as well.

For my example, we will use the standard, and 2 custom membership levels - Level A and Level B. And create 3 new members - User A, User B, and User C.

now - by default, here is what is possible:

You can assign user A as membership Standard

You can assign user B as membership Level A

You can assign user C as membership Level B

From here say,:

You only want User A (Standard membership) to be able to view Groups, but not able to add a new Group

You only want User B (Level A membership) to be able to view Groups, and search Groups and able to add a new Group, but not able to view Events

You only want User C (Level B membership) to be able to view Groups, and view Events, but can not search Groups, as well as able to add a new Group and add a new Event

These are just some of the quirky scenarios that are possible. Which leads to the drawback - the potential for having a lot of membership levels is there - depending on how you want to group your members.

If you are looking for a "by member" type setup similar to above - I do not know of any personally. Maybe someone will decide to create one.

Last possibility - you have a module that allows you to add a new event within a particular "group". If this is the case - the original explanations already provided would be the exact same answers.