How to move a {Entity} to other parent?

[thanhnambkhn]

Hi @abiusx ,
I am going to make tree view for Roles and Permission with allowing user to Move, Edit, Delete, Create on tree.
With moving function, I could not find how to move a Role from it's current Parent Role to new Parent Role?
Could you tell me how to do that?

[abiusx]

Hello, I don't remember exactly but if there's a move/edit function for permissions, the same should be there for roles as they inherit the same base class.

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[thanhnambkhn]

Hi,
Sorry but I can not find any move function for permissions. I looked up at git history and see that move function was revert: "Revert "added move functionality, needs thorough testing." as that commit: 4e1d9e8

[abiusx]

Unfortunately I can't exactly recall what has happened. Maybe it was buggy. You can try to use that commit and see if it works for you, I remember I had it coded many years ago!

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On Sep 19, 2018, at 1:13 PM, Nguyen Thanh Nam ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, Sorry but I can not find any move function for permissions. I looked up at git history and see that move function was revert: "Revert "added move functionality, needs thorough testing." as that commit: 4e1d9e8 <4e1d9e8> — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#108 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABVjWz1CqUi9JmqpIaLrca_b4a6gYLWqks5ucnszgaJpZM4Wv7sz>.

[thanhnambkhn]

Yes, your code was from 2014, now I am try to use it.