How to enable/disable menu options on a frame based upon some criteria other than the user's role?
I am working on an application managing contracts.
A function of the application allows evaluating whether a contract opened in the form is valid or not depending on some information of the application.
I would like to enable/disable some menu options depending on the validity of the current contract.
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Create a permission upon criteria other than users roles?
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Create a permission upon criteria other than users roles?
by Novalys on Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:09 pm
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Re: Create a permission upon criteria other than users roles?
by Novalys on Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:19 pm
The function will be evaluated dynamically when the property action has to be executed.
By default, the property action is executed when the security is loaded for the target object. But, you can change the event to trigger the action by clicking on the button "Select event..." when you create or change the property action.
In case of a property change, there are 2 possibilities:
1 - you trigger an event related to the VG Property Action
2 - An event is automatically triggers next to the property change, and you associate this event to the VG Property Action
Bottom line, when the property change happens, the event is triggered and the VG Property Action is executed (if the condition evaluating your function is successful).
Visual Guard .NET - Version 2.8.812.19
By default, the property action is executed when the security is loaded for the target object. But, you can change the event to trigger the action by clicking on the button "Select event..." when you create or change the property action.
In case of a property change, there are 2 possibilities:
1 - you trigger an event related to the VG Property Action
2 - An event is automatically triggers next to the property change, and you associate this event to the VG Property Action
Bottom line, when the property change happens, the event is triggered and the VG Property Action is executed (if the condition evaluating your function is successful).
Visual Guard .NET - Version 2.8.812.19
- Novalys
- Posts: 373
- Joined: Thu Jul 17, 2008 2:19 pm
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