I have a form in D365 FO with a menu item button in it and i just want to hide that button for some specific security roles.how to create privilege to hide that menuitem button to be included to security roles .
Hi Harish,
You can make use of needed permission property to manual on the menu item button control and add that to security privilege.
Refer to the below blog.
https://www.cloudfronts.com/blog/d365-enterprise/d365-finance-operations/set-form-control-access-via-security-role-in-d365-finance/
Thanks,
Girish S.
If you are talking about a menu item button, then I would not suggest using the NeededPermission property, but ensure the privilege does not have the menu item with permissions. If you are using standard privileges, you can create a copy of it and remove the particular menu item.
The idea of hiding a menu item if it is part of a privilege can also be achieve by deny permissions, but that has a side effect that the user will never be able to see the menu item, even if another role provides access.
If the object is a button control (without menu item object), then you can follow the suggestion from Girish.
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