I had one requirement where in Sales order form the records which are confirmed must not be allowed to edit for a user role. This can be resolved by two ways:
1. To check the current user role and making the edit button as false on a condition,override active method of datasource and code as below:
select role
where role.Name == 'RoleName'
join userRole
where userRole.SecurityRole == role.RecId
&& userRole.User == curUserId();
if(userRole && SalesTable.DocumentStatus == DocumentStatus::Confirmation)
{
editButtonAllow= false;
}
2. To avoid hard coding the Roles, we can use an entry point and check users access to the entry point
we need to create a menu item with a privilege and duty assigned to a role, override active method of datasource and use the menu item as below:
SecurityRights sr;
AccessRight accessRight = AccessRight::View;
sr = SecurityRights::construct();
accessRight = sr.menuItemAccessRight(SecurableType::MenuItemAction,menuitemActionstr(MenuItemName));
if(accessRight == AccessRight::View && SalesTable.DocumentStatus == DocumentStatus::Confirmation)
{
ButtonName.enabled(false);
}
else
{
ButtonName.enabled(true);
}
1. To check the current user role and making the edit button as false on a condition,override active method of datasource and code as below:
select role
where role.Name == 'RoleName'
join userRole
where userRole.SecurityRole == role.RecId
&& userRole.User == curUserId();
if(userRole && SalesTable.DocumentStatus == DocumentStatus::Confirmation)
{
editButtonAllow= false;
}
2. To avoid hard coding the Roles, we can use an entry point and check users access to the entry point
we need to create a menu item with a privilege and duty assigned to a role, override active method of datasource and use the menu item as below:
SecurityRights sr;
AccessRight accessRight = AccessRight::View;
sr = SecurityRights::construct();
accessRight = sr.menuItemAccessRight(SecurableType::MenuItemAction,menuitemActionstr(MenuItemName));
if(accessRight == AccessRight::View && SalesTable.DocumentStatus == DocumentStatus::Confirmation)
{
ButtonName.enabled(false);
}
else
{
ButtonName.enabled(true);
}
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