Is it possible to share a dashboard with a role instead of user?
Thanks,
Christophe
Unfortunately this isn't possible (as far as I know).
It's not sharing a dashboard but maybe transfering ownership with GRANT OWNERSHIP of the dashboard to a role helps you a little? (Goal: All users of the rule have ownership then)
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/grant-ownership.html
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I have a question about the Keycloak's consent.
I would like to know if it is possible to individualize the granting of consent.
Currently, when a customer logs in to the keycloak he can allow all scopes or deny all, I would like him to be able to select which one he wants to allow.
For example, today it presents this way:
I would like to segregate into something like:
Would it be possible? checking the keycloak documentation I did not find such information.
Thanks
I see Mailchimp has a feature to create facebook campaigns through its UI and I can't understand how they just need to have access to one of my pages to create ads for it.
As far as I understand you need to be a business manager administrator to claim a page as agency with the ADVERTISER role (cf. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/businessmanager/assets#pages) but
If the user who makes an AGENCY claim call does not have the proper permissions on the Page, the response will be PENDING. The Admin for that Page may login and grant the access, deny it, or even report the claim as a spam.
So how come Mailchimp doesn't require this validation?
So there is another way which doesn't involve business manager directly: adding a system user as advertiser.
Assigning permissions to a page from the API requires special permissions. Please reach out to your Facebook rep if you require this feature.
My team is still in the process to “reach a facebook rep” (it's been two weeks already…) but once this will be done a simple POST to <PAGE_ID>/roles with
admin_id: system user ID
role: Advertiser
should allow to create ads for pages using the system user access token.
Turns out facebook desn't want you to use the features they advertise, so there's in fact no solution.
How can I manage users without user the Backpage Permission package?
Basically all users will be the same level. I tried creating a User crud and tying to the original User model but that doesnt seem to work.
Any thoughts?
I searched for an answer to this question, and some came close, but they didn't quite answer it.
I'm building/maintaining an app that allows businesses to manage their social media accounts. So for facebook, the user gives permissions and we show the pages they manage. Then they choose one, and we use the page's access token to query the facebook API to do all kinds of things.
Now, this all works great, but some users have a business account for facebook, where they manage their pages with. This also works, but...
We would like to ask for read_insights permissions, to show the reach of the posts they created and that sort of things. But for some reason the facebook login/permissions screen doesn't work if the user is logged in with a business account and the read_insights permission is requested (it works great with a normal account, or without the read_insights permissions).
Is there a way to fix this? We basically need the connection to work, regardless the type of facebook account you have. As long as you're the admin of a page, our app ought to work.
Hope someone can help me. Thanks!
Is it possible to add a role on users after they register to my dotnetnuke site through facebook?
I'm using the out of the box version of the facebook login control located at DesktopModules\AuthenticationServices\Facebook\Login.ascx and after the login procedure is done I want to add a role to the created user.
Is this possible through settings? If not, is there a way to determine in code if the user is registered through facebook?
I don't believe this is possible in the standard FB provider for DNN. You likely would need to do this via the database, I would recommend looking at a user that you know was added through FB and see if you can see any differences in their profile from a regular user (likely in their username) and see if you can create a SQL trigger that handles that role addition.