<% include( 'elements/browse.html',
'title' => 'Employees',
'menubar' => [ 'View Employee groups' => $p.'browse/access_group.html', ],
'html_init' => $html_init,
'name' => 'employees',
'disableable' => 1,
'disabled_statuspos' => 2,
'query' => { 'table' => 'access_user',
'hashref' => {},
'extra_sql' => 'ORDER BY last, first'
},
'count_query' => $count_query,
'header' => \@header,
'fields' => \@fields,
'links' => \@links,
'align' => $align,
)
%>
<%init>
die "access denied"
unless $FS::CurrentUser::CurrentUser->access_right('Configuration');
my $html_init =
"Employees have access to the back-office interface. Typically, this is your employees and contractors. In a virtualized setup, you can also add accounts for your reseller's employees.
It is highly recommended to add a separate account for each person rather than using role accounts.
".
qq!Add an employee
!;
#false laziness w/access_group.html & agent_type.cgi
my $groups_sub = sub {
my $access_user = shift;
[ map {
my $access_usergroup = $_;
my $access_group = $access_usergroup->access_group;
[
{
'data' => $access_group->groupname,
'align' => 'left',
'link' =>
$p. 'edit/access_group.html?'. $access_usergroup->groupnum,
},
];
}
grep { $_->access_group # and ! $_->access_group->disabled
}
$access_user->access_usergroup,
];
};
my $count_query = 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM access_user';
my $link = [ $p.'edit/access_user.html?', 'usernum' ];
my @header = ( '#', 'Username', 'Full name', 'Groups' );
my @fields = ( 'usernum', 'username', 'name', $groups_sub );
my $align = 'rlll';
my @links = ( $link, $link, $link, '' );