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[Jefferson]

Hello everyone,

 

could someone clear me a doubt,please?

 

 

I was looking into the class SystemCustomerRoleNames and i check that we have a  customer role name as SuperAdministrators and this role is not showed in the role page.

 

So, this role, SuperAdministrators should be apply to the Store Administrators(T.I team?)

 

How this work's? 

 

 

 

 

[Jefferson]

I'm wrinting this because  in the Seed class we have this method:

public IList<CustomerRole> CustomerRoles()

{

var crAdministrators = new CustomerRole

{

Name = "Administrators",

Active = true,

IsSystemRole = true,

SystemName = SystemCustomerRoleNames.Administrators,

};

var crRegistered = new CustomerRole

{

Name = "Registered",

Active = true,

IsSystemRole = true,

SystemName = SystemCustomerRoleNames.Registered,

};

var crGuests = new CustomerRole

{

Name = "Guests",

Active = true,

IsSystemRole = true,

SystemName = SystemCustomerRoleNames.Guests,

};

   var crVendors = new CustomerRole

                   {

                       Name = "Vendors",

                       Active = true,

                       IsSystemRole = true,

                       SystemName = SystemCustomerRoleNames.Vendors,

                   };

var entities = new List<CustomerRole>

{

crAdministrators,

crRegistered,

crGuests,

                                    crVendors

};

this.Alter(entities);

return entities;

}

 

 

But we don't insert this new role in their.

[Marcus Gesing]

No it's not necessary. The super admin role is currently not used. It is intended for future use.

To grant admin rights simply assign the SystemCustomerRoleNames.Administrators role.