Converts a field name in the form of `model_json_attribute[subproperty]` to the dot syntax version used by validation rules `model_json_attribute.subproperty` for more accurate checking of the validation rules in the form widget.
This fixes#2613 by reloading the form widgets with the modified data after `model.filterFields`. **NOTE**: `$this->processExistingItems()` isn't simply just moved to `prepareVars()` because that messes up the adding new repeater item functionality by repeating the content from the fields for the last item in that group that already exists on the repeater.
* Add support for a source index offset
Improves the reporting of errors in the importing process by getting the correct offset for the displayed row where the error took place.
* Add the source index offset to the row number
Refs ce6df84b04
This builds on 4fd1ca824f by switching from a two tier approach to permissions (superusers and regular users), to a three tier approach (superusers (developer), second-in-command (clients with manage_users permissions), and regular users). If support for a four tier approach is necessary (Superuser, Franchise Owner, Franchise Business Manager, Franchise Staff as an example), then it can be implemented simply by adding a flag to roles that would prevent anyone except for a superuser from assigning that role.
The specific changes made by this commit is to support users with the manage_users permission (but who are not superusers) to be able to assign roles to other users and improvements to the sanctity of the superuser itself. Non-superusers can no longer see or edit superusers in the backend (that was previously poorly handled as a non-superuser with manage_users could take over a superuser account since they could modify that account willy-nilly), and the is_superuser filter is accordingly removed as well.
Luke Towers
Samuel Georges
arifnyet
Fl0Cri
Christophe Vuagniaux
Luke Towers
datune
jimcottrell