> I'm very new to symfony2. I read every document found on symfony.com
> and a bunch of other found on the web.

> I'm still struggling with a -maybe- basic problem and probably very
> common.

> Here is the explanation in details:

> - I have designed my databse to have 2 tables : member and webmaster
> - Member will have some basic features on the public website to post
> items on the website (let say, like a forum)
> - Member has only the role ROLE_USER
> - Webmaster will have a access to a totally different zone, like a
> backend
> - Webmaster has the role ROLE_USER, ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_ALLOWED_TO_SWITCH
> (and a few hove them will have ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN)

> For now, this is very basic and I made it work using 2 differents
> firewalls, each one using the corresponding entity provider.

> But now, I want to implement the great switch user feature. The idea
> here is to let webmaster connect as Member to see exactly what they
> see.

> After many tries, I can't make it work.

> Can somebody help me to make it works?

> I'm totally open to write some listener, extends the Symfony security
> layer or something like that. I just can't find where to start and
> which direction to take to do it greatly.

> Thanks in advance

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> i can't assist you directly as i never tried to use two separate user
> providers but i suspect your problem lies there.

> Why exactly do you separate the user to Member and Webmaster? A lot easier
> case would be just to have a field "webmaster" in  the User entity and
> provide the roles based on that.

> On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 7:06 PM, Nyro <ced...@nyrodev.com> wrote:
> > Hi everybody,

> > I'm very new to symfony2. I read every document found on symfony.com
> > and a bunch of other found on the web.

> > I'm still struggling with a -maybe- basic problem and probably very
> > common.

> > Here is the explanation in details:

> > - I have designed my databse to have 2 tables : member and webmaster
> > - Member will have some basic features on the public website to post
> > items on the website (let say, like a forum)
> > - Member has only the role ROLE_USER
> > - Webmaster will have a access to a totally different zone, like a
> > backend
> > - Webmaster has the role ROLE_USER, ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_ALLOWED_TO_SWITCH
> > (and a few hove them will have ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN)

> > For now, this is very basic and I made it work using 2 differents
> > firewalls, each one using the corresponding entity provider.

> > But now, I want to implement the great switch user feature. The idea
> > here is to let webmaster connect as Member to see exactly what they
> > see.

> > After many tries, I can't make it work.

> > Can somebody help me to make it works?

> > I'm totally open to write some listener, extends the Symfony security
> > layer or something like that. I just can't find where to start and
> > which direction to take to do it greatly.

> > Thanks in advance

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