Purpose with this thread is to help me find best approach.
I'm about to build a website with 2 different types of users, "Regular" and "Paying".
The paying users will be handled manual, not integrated thru a component.
The users should also be divided by 8 different, predefined, geolocations (South, North, West etc).
These criteria makes it hard for me. If i handled the geolocation by creating 8 different geolocations I can make to auto assign to groups (with the new feature in ES) but then I cant divide them by regular and paying users. I could make 16 different profiltypes "Paying South, Regular South, Paying North, Regular North etc) - but it doesnt feel like the right approach.
The purpose with the two types of Regular and Paying is to be able to control what material the two groups could see and do; ex Only paying customers can post in a certain forum category, Paying users could see more articles etc.
How to think? As I understand the new auto group feature is only based on profiletypes not specific values in certain fields?
I'm about to build a website with 2 different types of users, "Regular" and "Paying".
The paying users will be handled manual, not integrated thru a component.
The users should also be divided by 8 different, predefined, geolocations (South, North, West etc).
These criteria makes it hard for me. If i handled the geolocation by creating 8 different geolocations I can make to auto assign to groups (with the new feature in ES) but then I cant divide them by regular and paying users. I could make 16 different profiltypes "Paying South, Regular South, Paying North, Regular North etc) - but it doesnt feel like the right approach.
The purpose with the two types of Regular and Paying is to be able to control what material the two groups could see and do; ex Only paying customers can post in a certain forum category, Paying users could see more articles etc.
How to think? As I understand the new auto group feature is only based on profiletypes not specific values in certain fields?