2007 Mar 14 8:55 PM
I would like to be able to setup a few key parent roles and then have a series of IViews under it. I would assign user groups to the roles accordingly. But then I want the iViews within the role(s) to be visible to only certain subsets of those groups. So, suppose role A has iviews 1 thru 9. I want to assign role A to group A, but within group A, there are a groups of users who should only see iViews 5-9.
I also tried putting those iViews (5-9) in a seperate role that was underneath role A, but the parent users (group A) still sees all iViews.
What am I missing? I'd rather avoid creating the subroles for our specific solution.
2007 Mar 16 12:38 PM
Hi,
within the role with iViews 1-9, go in the permissions for the iViews that shouldn't be shown. Then remove End User Permissions for the users that shouldn't see them. I would suggest to create a child group for these users to make the administration of the last step easier.
I think this will do the job for you.
Regards,
Yonko
2007 Apr 17 10:05 PM
That's not working as I'd hoped.
I have role A that has iViews 1-4.
I have user groups A and B that can see role A. I want group A to see iviews 1-3, where group B should be able to see all 4.
I opened the permissions of iView4 at it's source location(since the iviews are in the role as delta links). There are just 2 groups assigned: everyone and superadmins. I removed the 'end user' check from the everyone group and even changed it's rights to 'none'.
But the iView still appears in the role for users in group A (and B, but it always did).
2007 Apr 18 9:31 AM
Try assigning view 1-3 and usergroup A to and other view and user group B to seperate instances of the same object. manually add another same object and in one instance add user group A and views which you want it to see and other instance usergroup B and other views
Award points if found helpful
With Regards,
Junaid