create a button that will trigger email notification
I show the example below in an earlier post but I can't get it to work URLRoot() & "db/" & Dbid() & "?a=API_EditRecord&rid=" & [Record ID#] & "_fid_208=1"&"\n&rdr=" & URLEncode(URLRoot() & "db/" & Dbid() & "?a=dr&rid=" & [Record ID#])249Views3likes15CommentsAllow a Role Permission to Customize Form, But Not App Structure?
Hello, I'd like the be able to grant users in a role the ability to customize their forms. To the best of my knowledge, I can check the "Edit App Structure and Permissions" box in the role setting, but I'd like them not to be able to access other components like roles, app management, etc. Is there another way around this? Or is it an all-or-nothing deal?71Views2likes8CommentsRole for Builders with NO Sharing
Hello, I'm trying to create a role for users ("Builders") that will be similar to the "Administrator" role, but without the ability to share an app with new users. I tried cloning the Administrator role and un-checking "Manage users and share the app" and leaving "Edit app structure and permissions" checked. The result was the user could modify existing tables, but when creating a new table a full administrator had to grant the user/role access to the table before they do anything further with it. Curious that you can create a table and not have access to it. No good. I'm attempting to use javascript to remove the share button from the DOM. Services workers are out since they cannot modify DOM. I can't figure out how to use the IOL approach since it relies on a calculated field, which is not an option for the Manage Users page. I tried to modify the IOL approach to get it to work via branding, but I have not been successful. How can I remove the share button and preserve all other admin functions for my Builders? Are there any tips and tricks I haven't yet discovered? Thank you,27Views2likes2CommentsHas there been a change or an issue with Roles lately?
This morning I was told from our production staff that they no longer have permission to view the app I created for them. When they open the app, they are asked to request permission. The production staff is set to "participant" role. Everything worked find for 2 years until this morning. No setting have been changed, the settings currently look like they should have access. Has there been an update or is there a known issue with the Roles settings? Currently the only way I can get them to have access to the app is to give them administrative privileges - not ideal since there is confidential information about all employees within the app.41Views2likes2CommentsManage Users, but Hide Admin Role
In most of my applications, I have a set group of dedicated folks that can grant access when needed to various individuals. I recently discovered by viewing another person's app that they had the manage users option available to everyone, but you could only change it to the role you were in or below (the Admin role was hidden). I can't seem to figure out how to set this up and they don't remember how it was set that way. I can allow folks to manage users, or not manage users, I don't see a way to customize this. Any tips?66Views1like4Comments