i'm quite new to Firebase and currently having some trouble trying to implement a custom role for my project. Is there a way to set a role with only Database permissions (add and delete) and another one responsible only for Authentication? Thanks in advance!
This level of granular access control is being rolled out in the Firebase console right now. If your project has it, you'll find it by:
Click the ⚙︎ at the top left.
Click Users and permissions.
Click the row of the user who's permission you want to change.
Click the Roles dropdown.
Click Assign Firebase roles
Select the roles you want to give to the user.
You'll note that the database role is still less granular than what you want, you can simply allow the user to edit the database or not.
You can customise access from project settings in firebase console.
Search for settings icon at upper left corner and then go to project settings. There will be some option of users from where you can customise access.
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for a project on which I work, we would like an admin user to be added to the database at the start of the first deployment automatically because for the moment it is done manually. if you have tips please share them with me
I'm trying to limit the ability for user accounts to be created. My host has noticed spam activity on my account and has suggested that it is being generated by accessing the user account creation script directly.
When I try to access that feature in Drupal 7, the Setting tab doesn't render correctly. Fields and Display tabs function correctly.
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If your host is right about the script being accessed directly, then your site might be hacked.
Since you also have problems with rendering of the settings tab, I would execute these steps in this order:
Follow the instructions for updating Drupal, starting with backup of
the database and the files:
https://www.drupal.org/docs/7/updating-your-drupal-site/update-procedure-minor-version-change
Set secure permissions for files and folders: https://www.drupal.org/node/244924
The second step alone might help stopping the user creation by direct access to the script, but it will not get back the original settings tab.
In back-end go to Configuration -> People -> Account settings. There is a section Registration and cancellation and Who can register radio buttons group where you can forbid anonymous user create account. If that's already set well and people are still registering then it really is possible that your site has been hacked.
Firebase went to huge update and now I have to update my apps as well. I created projects and later apps with one email (this is my backup email). And I use AdMob for monetisation but with another email (this is my main email). I set my billing and everything in AdMob so it is impossible to connect project with AdMob when project is associated with one account and AdMob with another.
Is there some (easy) way to transfer my project to another account (which uses my main email) so I can sync all services?
Thanks in advance
You can add your other account as an Owner to your project.
Go to https://console.firebase.google.com
Select your project
Go to the cog icon in the left nav
Select Permissions
Press ADD MEMBER
Set role to Project > Owner
Your other account should get an invite, and then get access!
I have created a form and placed it on UI by using menuitem.
I imported the code in test environment. End user doesn't have sysadmin role. So he is not able to see the Form button on UI. When we give sysadmin it showing him the form UI button.
How can I achieve such that user can be able to see form UI button without giving him sysadmin role?
You have to set security for it. In AX 2012, users have access granted through the roles assigned to them, directly or by AD groups.
A role is a set of duties, a duty is a set of privileges, a privilege is a set of menu items. So your menu item has to be added to this. SysAdmin has no security tested. For other users, they can only access to elements granted to them. If an element is not handled by the security, it will not be visible.
A good starting point: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg731787.aspx
The security development tool is also a good way to determine what security needs to be assigned and to what menu item. You probably already know since you created the form but sometimes it can be difficult to determine.
Info on the security development tool can be found here.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh859729.aspx
Is it possible to add a Like button inside an app (iframe) to ensure the user likes the app and not the page that "ownes" the app?
Yes. You can. But the user has to install your app in order to access the user's likes. Permission user_likes is required.