damoncwk
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disable button action and text field input based on mail account
Hi,
I would like to disable/enable/visualise/h
based on different mail accounts. I tried to make it under the same
section whose access control is based on mail account. However due to
design issue i cannot group all button and text field inputs using
the sections approach.
Is there any way out? THanks !
I would like to disable/enable/visualise/h
based on different mail accounts. I tried to make it under the same
section whose access control is based on mail account. However due to
design issue i cannot group all button and text field inputs using
the sections approach.
Is there any way out? THanks !
You can try using javascript to disable the buttons/text fields as per requirement.
Use Hide formula's ...
What do you mean 'Mail Accounts' ? Are you trying to change the design of the mail template (I hope not) ? Or are you talking about Users ?
Read up about hide formula's and user roles in the Designer help. This will get you going. It's probably not sections that you need to use.
Short : define roles in the ACL of your database, and assign these roles to the people you want. Now use a formula like @userroles != "[TheRole]" in the 'hide formula' properties box (for the text or for the control (action/field/...) to hide the thing it the user doesn't have the required role.
cheers,
Tom
What do you mean 'Mail Accounts' ? Are you trying to change the design of the mail template (I hope not) ? Or are you talking about Users ?
Read up about hide formula's and user roles in the Designer help. This will get you going. It's probably not sections that you need to use.
Short : define roles in the ACL of your database, and assign these roles to the people you want. Now use a formula like @userroles != "[TheRole]" in the 'hide formula' properties box (for the text or for the control (action/field/...) to hide the thing it the user doesn't have the required role.
cheers,
Tom
ASKER
Hi Tom,
thanks for your comment.
Yes i knew the hide formula but then
if i want to disable it rather than hide the button then
the hide formula cannot do this, right?
thanks for your comment.
Yes i knew the hide formula but then
if i want to disable it rather than hide the button then
the hide formula cannot do this, right?
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