I made a change to my template to load the Table Caption with the table name in parenthesis to make assigning user level permissions easier. I modified the page.
Changes to userpriv.php in the template to display the table name and caption in the user permissions page
Added the following in userpriv.php:
switch ($this->CurrentAction) {
case "show":
if (!$Security->setupUserLevelEx()) {
$this->terminate("<#= userLevelListPage #>");
return;
}
$ar = [];
for ($i = 0; $i < $this->TableNameCount; $i++) {
$table = $this->TableList[$i];
$cnt = count($table);
$tempPriv = $Security->getUserLevelPrivEx($table[4] . $table[0], $this-><#= userLevelIdFldParm #>->CurrentValue);
// Retrieve the table caption
$tableCaption = $this->getTableCaption($i);
$ar[] = [
"table" => ConvertToUtf8($tableCaption . " (" . $table[1] . ")"), // Caption with table name in parentheses
"name" => $table[1],
"index" => $i,
"permission" => $tempPriv,
"allowed" => $table[$cnt - 1]
];
}
$this->Privileges["disabled"] = $this->Disabled;
$this->Privileges["permissions"] = $ar;
$this->Privileges["ids"] = PRIVILEGES;
foreach (PRIVILEGES as $priv) {
$this->Privileges[$priv] = GetPrivilege($priv);
}
break;
case "update":
if ($this->editRow()) {
if ($this->getSuccessMessage() == "") {
$this->setSuccessMessage($Language->phrase("UpdateSuccess"));
}
$this->terminate("<#= userLevelListPage #>");
return;
}
}
Now my user permissions looks like:
Caption (table name)