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Hi all,
I play with D365O since a month and i work only with privileges, duties, roles ...
Now we are in phase 2 and we need to go more granular.
I mean that on a screen, for example (All customers), i don't want a user (that have a role base) to see a specific menus (invoice, collect, projects ...)
And in this menus (invoice, collect, projects ...) i want to control granular too (Account, transactions, balance ...)
I see that all this menus have a control name, can i work with ?
Is there a better way to proceed ?
Thanks for all
Regards,
Cédric
Hi Nikolaos, its ok i test yesterday and i success to found which privilege related to control name.
I test and its ok.
Just to make attention to role with many privileges to a same control name !
Yes its more easy like this :)
Now to found the privileges i right click find references ?
I test but i often found no results
Open the form in designer (right click - Open in designer). Then it opens in the middle of the screen in the designer window. In that window, there is a search field where you can put the control name, then you will find the control.
i understand,
What is complicated, is that for a form name (Example : Custtable), there are 105 matches found. And i don't see the control name in VS.
So in UI, i see all menus items have the same " Form Name" and each button (menu item) have this own control name.
I dont understand why i don't see it in VS, its very strange.
I will try to understand and i am lost, i see many menu items but not the right one.
Have you got time to do a remote session ?
In D365 UI you will find the form name. Then find this form in Visual Studio (AOT - User interface - Forms). Right click the form - Find references and you will find the menu item that opens the form.
Go to AOT - User interface - Menu items - Display to find the menu item.
If you right click a menu item and Find references, you will see which privileges include this menu item.
Same goes with form controls, if they have been specifically linked to a privilege.
I found thanks.
But i don't understand is, how can i make a relation between control name when i right click on menu item with browser and visual studio find references.
My goal is to know what privileges is behind a control name or a menu item if you prefer.
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