The submit button appears immediately even before the code has been entered. In the beginning video where you explain how it works, that is not the case. Can you help me?
We have had a little trouble getting the commit from the button that appears when a company code is matched, and it moving forward from that screen to another... the button seems to want multiple clicks before it processes. But beyond this, once we've got a user past the company code, we now want to use the code as a filter - to show, for example, a list of comments or answers to a question to all other users of the company, but not to users from other companies. How would we leverage the company code as a filter in other parts of the app, so that data from one company isn't leaking data to another company's login?
If you create relationships between the user and the company code & the company code and the content you'd like to display that they used & use the filter "current logged in user, company code" is equal to "Current X Data, company code" then it will filter out only the content where the company code between the user and the information matches!
Is this still a valid method? I cannot get it to work. I need to have multiple companies log into my app but not see each others info. Also, each company needs to have different user levels, I thought this would be a good way of setting up that when a user logs in, a company gets automatically stamped to them.
rather than use intermediate screen, why not simply have 2 'views' on the landing page... display one view for code entry if it doesn't yet exist and display the normal landing page if it does.
The submit button appears immediately even before the code has been entered. In the beginning video where you explain how it works, that is not the case. Can you help me?
We have had a little trouble getting the commit from the button that appears when a company code is matched, and it moving forward from that screen to another... the button seems to want multiple clicks before it processes. But beyond this, once we've got a user past the company code, we now want to use the code as a filter - to show, for example, a list of comments or answers to a question to all other users of the company, but not to users from other companies. How would we leverage the company code as a filter in other parts of the app, so that data from one company isn't leaking data to another company's login?
If you create relationships between the user and the company code & the company code and the content you'd like to display that they used & use the filter "current logged in user, company code" is equal to "Current X Data, company code" then it will filter out only the content where the company code between the user and the information matches!
Is this still a valid method? I cannot get it to work.
I need to have multiple companies log into my app but not see each others info.
Also, each company needs to have different user levels, I thought this would be a good way of setting up that when a user logs in, a company gets automatically stamped to them.
This doesn't even work anymore since the permissions update came out
rather than use intermediate screen, why not simply have 2 'views' on the landing page... display one view for code entry if it doesn't yet exist and display the normal landing page if it does.
How do we send that confirmation email after the sign up ? lol
You can set up a custom action! :)