martnick

Thanks for the fast response, I will play around with this, and will contact you as soon as possible on my progress. Cheers.

Hello @htmlburger,

First off, thanks you all for the great plugin, it does me wonders, you answer sums it up pretty much, you can resolve the topic.

I have worked on this before you answered, I went with a spin on the first approach. I am using the Carbon Fields plugin, to make it so, the administrator can add roles and “fields” to the roles. For those who are interested, I made a couple of theme_options container. One to add remove roles, and one to add “fields” to the roles.

The first:

Container::make('theme_options','Plugin Options')
	->add_fields(array(
		Field::make('complex', 'roles')
			->add_fields(array(
				Field::make('text','display_name','Display name'),
				Field::make('text','role_name','Role name'),
				Field::make('complex','capabilities','Caps')
				->add_fields(array(
					Field::make('text','capabilities_text','Cap. name')))
				))
		));

The second:

$roles = carbon_get_theme_option('roles','complex');

$dynamic_roles_container = Container::make('theme_options','Plugin Roles Options')
	->set_page_parent('Plugin Options');

for($i = 0; $i < count($roles); $i++) {
	$dynamic_roles_container->add_fields(array(
		Field::make('separator',$roles[$i]['role_name'] . 'role_separator',$roles[$i]['display_name'])));
}

Then you just call the fields by user role and ID.