My company is evaluating FAQ/Knowledgebase solutions and phpMyFAQ looks great! However, we have some requirements that need to be met if we are to use this product. I'm hoping someone on the board can tell me if we can meet these and how easy or hard it might be.
Company background: we are an Internet-based, distributed call center platform. We have thousands of home-based telephone Agents and hundreds of Clients. Some Clients have their own separate Call Centers.
1) We need users of the knowledgebase to login. Are there user authentication modules available? (We don't use LDAP yet, but probably will migrate to that soon).
2) Based on the roles described above (i.e. Agent, Client, Staff, etc.), can we restrict access to content? In other words, can we limit content that Agents or Clients see, while showing more to Staff?
3) Can we customize a single instance of phpMyFAQ to appear differently for different Call Centers? (e.g. customize the title, logo and skin?). We do not want to have to completely separate installations for each of our Call Center instances (in other words, the content must be shared while the look may vary based on your login). I think of this as a form of localization; we might have the XYZ Company FAQ and the ABC Company FAQ all showing subsets of the total knowledgebase, with different skins for each.
Ideally, we need to be able to do all of this with minimal or no modification of the original source code (we don't want to be locked into our own proprietary version and not be able to upgrade as phpMyFAQ evolves.
Thanks and sorry for the long message.
Supporting multiple FAQ domains
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This is supported by phpMyFAQ 2.0.0-beta.1) We need users of the knowledgebase to login. Are there user authentication modules available? (We don't use LDAP yet, but probably will migrate to that soon).
This is also supported by phpMyFAQ 2.0.0-beta2) Based on the roles described above (i.e. Agent, Client, Staff, etc.), can we restrict access to content? In other words, can we limit content that Agents or Clients see, while showing more to Staff?
This isn't possible right now but we have some users asking for that. I think we'll put that on our todo list for the next version.3) Can we customize a single instance of phpMyFAQ to appear differently for different Call Centers? (e.g. customize the title, logo and skin?). We do not want to have to completely separate installations for each of our Call Center instances (in other words, the content must be shared while the look may vary based on your login). I think of this as a form of localization; we might have the XYZ Company FAQ and the ABC Company FAQ all showing subsets of the total knowledgebase, with different skins for each.
Ideally, we need to be able to do all of this with minimal or no modification of the original source code (we don't want to be locked into our own proprietary version and not be able to upgrade as phpMyFAQ evolves.
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Great ! But I can't find how to do that..... And I should be grateful if you could tell me where to set these permissions (all I've found, is how to restrict access to edition, but all my content is always accessible to everybody, identified or not).This is also supported by phpMyFAQ 2.0.0-beta2) Based on the roles described above (i.e. Agent, Client, Staff, etc.), can we restrict access to content? In other words, can we limit content that Agents or Clients see, while showing more to Staff?
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Georges.
Hi,
if you're adding a category or a record you can define which user oder group can access this category or record.
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if you're adding a category or a record you can define which user oder group can access this category or record.
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that's correct.rickliveops wrote:You must install or configure phpMyFAQ 2 with medium security in order for the groups stuff to show up, though, right?
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