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I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id. However, I would like to restrict the case activities that only show up if the user has an existing group relationship to the case records.

  I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's CiviCRM group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

For example: User A belongs to Group A (staff group). In the ACL, Group A can view contacts from Group B (the clients). When the user uses the case activities report, they should only be able to search contacts to which they have the ACL access from in Group B (not Group C, D, etc.).

The challenge I'm having is filtering the activities on the user login's group ID.

I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id and all activities related to that contact id appears. From this post, this is because CiviCRM Entity does not respect CiviCRM's ACL permission.

I want to see if it's possible to restrict the case activities that only show up if the user has an existing group relationship to the case records. I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's CiviCRM group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

For example: User A belongs to Group A (staff group). In the ACL, Group A can view contacts from Group B (the clients). When the user uses the case activities report, they should only be able to search contacts to which they have the ACL access from in Group B (not Group C, D, etc.).

The challenge is filtering on the activities on the user login's group ID.

I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id. However, I would like to restrict the case activities that only show up if the user has an existing group relationship to the case records.

I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's CiviCRM group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

For example: User A belongs to Group A (staff group). In the ACL, Group A can view contacts from Group B (the clients). When the user uses the case activities report, they should only be able to search contacts to which they have the ACL access from in Group B (not Group C, D, etc.).

I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id. However, I would like to restrict the case activities that only show up if the user has an existing group relationship to the case records.

I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's CiviCRM group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

For example: User A belongs to Group A (staff group). In the ACL, Group A can view contacts from Group B (the clients). When the user uses the case activities report, they should only be able to search contacts to which they have the ACL access from in Group B (not Group C, D, etc.).

The challenge I'm having is filtering the activities on the user login's group ID.

I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id. I like to restrict the page access, either: (1) the contacts that show up should only appear if the user belongs to Group A Users. or (2) the page should not be accessible at all if the user does not belong to Group A Users.

I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

I have a Drupal 7 Views that produces a case activities report. It has columns like scheduled activity date, contact id, notes, etc. The user can search by contact id. However, I would like to restrict the case activities that only show up if the user has an existing group relationship to the case records.

I think I'm close. I have the Group ID as a relationship (access control: clients). I just can't get Views to check the login user's CiviCRM group and validate it against the civicrm ACL.

For example: User A belongs to Group A (staff group). In the ACL, Group A can view contacts from Group B (the clients). When the user uses the case activities report, they should only be able to search contacts to which they have the ACL access from in Group B (not Group C, D, etc.).