on 2013 May 27 9:02 AM
Hi all SRM gurus,
we're working on a SRM 7.02 system. Users can access the system via NWBC for HTML and, on the basis of the specific role they have, have a left-side panel which shows applications that fit with their profile.
We would like to introduce, for certain cases (e.g. e-procurement, sourcing procedure), a sort of "disclaimer" page, which should be a sort of "terms and conditions" text with a checkbox or button for agreement.
What's the best, cleaner way to meet this desiderata?
Thanks,
M.
Request clarification before answering.
I'd further specify the requirement, as it seems more complex than I previously thought.
The requirement says: for certain roles (e.g., Bidder), when the user try to access to a specific transaction (e.g., Bid Processing) for the first time, a view with Terms & Conditions should be shown.
This page will have an "I agree" button; if the user press it, then it should trigger the original transaction (in our example, Bid Processing).
If the user doesn't press that button, then nothing defined for his role should be visible and accessible.
A kind of confirmation popup, like the ones offered by many OS when you need to confirm you're an administration on the machine.
I'm not sure if the task can be accomplished working only on PFCG transaction (roles) or there's a built-in facility to get something like that.
Is there a way to "force" navigation between role's nodes?
Thanks for your help.
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Hi Matteo
This looks really complex to accomplish.
Is it mandatory to be in NWBC? Maybe you can try to get a similar solution with Portal
http://scn.sap.com/people/michael.nicholls/blog/2006/11/19/confirmation-style-portal-role-assignment
Or try customizing NWBC in tables NWBC_CFG or NWBC_CFG_SAP, maybe you can figure a solution out
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp2/helpdata/DE/04/d2a87eb3034fcaa6c213a9df4803b6/content.htm
Hope this helps
Regards,
Martín
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