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How to hide some site defined in resource reservation database for some users when they are trying to enter some calendar entry with rooms options. I try to hide site using document properties (security tab) in resource reservation DB but this didn’t help.
Any ideas?
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Any ideas?
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I thought that there is option for hiding sites in recourse reservation (from users that are using same directory but different resource reservation db). It’s quite strange that such option is missing.
Anyway, users don’t have roles, but I could create one. So, pls if you have example for first option.
Anyway, users don’t have roles, but I could create one. So, pls if you have example for first option.
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Hiding sites in directory is not possible.
Everything is possible. If you want to endeavor to change the code, even just as simply as changing the code/formula behind the "Choose Site" field, you could remove values from the list so the user, depending on their role/access in the db would see a subset of values.
If you could give me the formula behind that field, and what you'd like to do, perhaps I can help further, even though you closed this item. I don't want you to go away unhappy or wishing you could do more, when you can. It means any change to this field will need to be tracked by you so when/if the design changes you can put your custom code back in.
Let me know what you'd like to do.
-Tim
If you could give me the formula behind that field, and what you'd like to do, perhaps I can help further, even though you closed this item. I don't want you to go away unhappy or wishing you could do more, when you can. It means any change to this field will need to be tracked by you so when/if the design changes you can put your custom code back in.
Let me know what you'd like to do.
-Tim
2. You could pull values from a view and based on the roles the user has, you could pull in values from a different view.
3. You could even go so far as creating seperate subforms that have different values and based on the user/roles, have a particular subform display.
Just some thoughts. If you could be more specific or tell me which method you prefer, I could include a code example.
-TIM