I want to customize the "Edit Contact" form depending on roles. What's the best way to do it?
- create different templates. It's possible to distinguish inside a .tpl the user role?
- create a Drupal view
- ....
Thank's a lot
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You say you want to change 'Edit Contact' - but if you mean, you want a way for a logged in user to be able to be directed 'somewhere' to update their details, then here is one non-coding solution suitable for just a couple of different roles that i hope others can improve on. (The more I wrote this out the more convoluted it seemed
Ingredients: - one webform using webform_civicrm module per role - one View with displays set for each role
Recipe: Set the webforms up so cid1 is the logged in user, and provide the fields you want depending on the role for each webform. With the view make a block per role or use some php sauce so that the link that it provides varies per role. Stack the block(s) to show on /user perhaps. Set the link in the block to send the user to the webform that is relevant to their role.
answered May 9 '16 at 20:43
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Thank's pete, I just installed the webform and had a fast look. But I'm afraid, in this direction, my need are too complex. In my form I need, custom fields (eg. new "preferred methods" to put near the default ones), button for address autocomplete, ajax call, .... I don't know if webform are enough powerful for that. – marcello May 10 '16 at 8:51
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1perhaps you should expand your question then to fully explain what it is that you need to achieve. but have you read the webform_civicrm documentation. It has amazing abilities with civicrm custom data etc. – petednz - fuzion♦ May 10 '16 at 10:06
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Mainly what I need is: 1) create a custom template where custom fields are near standard ones 2) put some default values in some custom & standard fields 3) validate (with DB calls) some fields before submit 4) put an address validate/autocomplete routine (Google). I had a look at the documentation and make sone quick tests, but I'm not sure webforms can solve all my needs – marcello May 10 '16 at 10:38
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eg. some custom "preferred methods" that in the form should be close to the standard ones – marcello May 11 '16 at 8:47
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Try using webform_civicrm!
make different webforms exposing different contact fields
you can do that for multiple contacts (i.e. make it into a batch update screen!)
- set the webform permissions such that different roles can submit the different forms
answered May 9 '16 at 12:31
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After some research and test I think to take the solution to work on the template. Something like this:
{php}
global $user;
$roles_array = $user->roles;
if (array_key_exists(4,$roles_array)) {
$this->assign('customtemplate', True);
}
{/php}
{if $customtemplate}
....
But I dony'know if it will lower levels of security,
