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Hi All,
My requirement is to hide an menuitem for a particular user and visible for someother user.Any one please send me some gud idea or link to do that .Thanks in advance
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Hi veera,
The security is role based. you cannot hide a menu item for a particular user directly. you can hide/show menu item to a "Security Role"
So, for both users, note down the name of roles assigned. Then for each of roles, which you listed down, adjust permissions (View/Update/None/Delete/Insert)
If the two users, which you are talking about have same roles assigned, you may need to create a copy of original role, to do changes. it is not recommended to do changes in original role
Sorry sohaib my question is wrong .I need to make visible a menuitem for a particular role and invisible for another role. can you please send me some gud link to do that
Well I am not sure where the information can be in best way.
you can find few details on msdn
Also you can have a look at series of posts written by André. Part 5 seems related to your question.
Usually there are two ways to solve this problem.
By SDT (Security Development Tool)
Using SDT you can duplicate and apply needed permission on duplicated privileges
By Manual AOT changes
You can also duplicate existing privileges from AOT and then you can change permission level of Menu Item, within the duplicated privilege, by going into AOT.
Note that your menu items belong to privileges, those don not belong to any Role. Here is the hierarchy of security artifacts
Manu Item(s) >> Privilege > Duty >> Role
Thanku sohaib for spending your valuable time
hi Veera,
One thing you can do. it will take so much time.
Go to System Administration-->setup-->Security Privileges-->New-->Right click on it New Duty-->Right Click New Privileges-->Add Permissions-- >Main Menu-->Rich Client You can select entry points and set Access Level to it. After this go to Security Role Create new Role click on Add you can see Your created Privilege just assign Duty to the Role. I don't know this way is right or not but it is worked for me.
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