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I need to create more than 100 schemes. Now, before changing anything in the module I want to be sure that this number of schemes can be handled by the module.
Could there be a problem using more than 7 schemes? Or is it just a value set because of "normal" user requirements?
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Comment #1
tinker CreditAttribution: tinker commentedDrupal only has a few permission levels for nodes and you only need on scheme per permission level. e.g. view, edit, create. Each scheme adds a lot of possible overhead so you should use the least number of schemes as possible. Perhaps you misunderstand how this module works? Why do you want to use so many schemes?
Comment #2
Bohus UlrychHi,
after all these year, I have similar question.
In my scenario I have 10000+ users. But I have several (10) logical sections (few nodes each), where I want to grant access only to small group of users (< 10). Therefore standard Drupal Roles system seems to be too much for me.
Let's say I have few nodes about cars. I need to grant update access to few people to edit articles from this section (Scheme #1). Then I need other users to access (view) these pages => Scheme #2.
Now let's imagine that I have 10 sections like this, which means 20 Schemes.
Is this module suitable for this?
Thanks
Comment #3
grndlvl CreditAttribution: grndlvl at Zivtech commentedThere is no particular reason as far as I can tell.