I am in the process of developing a new version of my site http://www.ne14hockey.co.uk/ part of which users can manage their clubs, organisations, teams, fixtures etc.
Is it sensible to go down the facebook root where the main settings are stored on the club, and applied to a set of pre-defined groups like, members, officers and admins which users of the site are then set into one of these groups.
I just wondered how other developers approach this aspect of their community projects.
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Trix.Neo
Hi Folks,
I am in the process of developing a new version of my site http://www.ne14hockey.co.uk/ part of which users can manage their clubs, organisations, teams, fixtures etc.
Is it sensible to go down the facebook root where the main settings are stored on the club, and applied to a set of pre-defined groups like, members, officers and admins which users of the site are then set into one of these groups.
I just wondered how other developers approach this aspect of their community projects.
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