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Reply To: User relationships based on domain

kandiaga — Tue, 04 Dec 2018 17:23:02 +0000

Hi,

You can use preg_match to see if two users use the same domain name.
But that don’t mean that they are working in the same company.
If the domain name is gmail.com or yahoo.com ?

You can use another method, asking users theire company names during registration.
With this method, the company name should be unique so that you can use it as an ID.

Reply To: User relationships based on domain

bcworkz — Tue, 04 Dec 2018 20:52:47 +0000

It’s also conceivable that a premium user may not wish any random coworker to access their premium content. You could allow premium users to white list individuals or optionally allow all by email domain, but I think it’s a mistake to automatically grant access to others. You could even implement the equivalent of a “friend request” scheme to let individuals request premium access.

It’s your site, you may do as you wish. My only advice is when it comes to personal information and privacy, tread very carefully.

Reply To: User relationships based on domain

jduffell — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 10:12:18 +0000

cheers for all the suggestions, good point about generic email addresses, it’s for a fairly closed site, and all I’m really trying to do is see if a related user has a value in one particular field, so shouldn’t really be pinching any other user data.

Cheeers