is it possible that once configured in advance , we can block the create personal view settings in share point server list.
Please share your experience.
Thanks
Yes it is possible to remove "Manage Personal Views" option from Permissions Level. I'm not sure what is required. My experience is, to create new permission level and modify the settings on the newly created one. If you want to restrict permission to view then you have to use Sharepoint designer to edit the view ( I mean without coding). Hope this helps.
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Want to disable/hide the "Advanced Settings" option under Settings in Dynamics 365 as role based like no one should be able to access it or see it except system administrators. Is there anyway to do it ? If there is, would like to know the detailed steps.
It's not possible to hide an entry in that menu or disable the direct url to access that settings.
it is not possible to disable the advanced Settings. Based on security role you can manage user group to see no of fraction feature into Advance Settings menu.
I have gone to the django-oscar dashboard and went to Fulfillment - > Partners,
there I created a partner and linked a user and gave a limited dashboard access.
Now I see that most of the drop-downs are not visible to them(partner), that's fine.This is due to the permission given 'Can access dashboard'.
But, when I go to add the products, I see only the Stock and Pricing tab is there on the left, but there is no tab for variants, how do I get it to show in the dashboard of the partner also?
Should I give any other permission for the user linked ?
According to the docs link https://django-oscar.readthedocs.io/en/releases-1.6/ref/apps/dashboard.html in the note it says The permission-based dashboard currently does not support parent or child products.Supporting this requires a modelling change. If you require this, please get in touch so we can first learn about your use case. , but how and whom do I contact?
Or can I extend some of the partner views to achieve this?
I'm encountered a weird issue with new Sitecore user accounts. I set their permissions correctly, giving them access to read, write, create, etc the content items/folders they need and the Media Library. When they user logs in and clicks any of the 5 nodes in the tree (or their children) the Sitecore tree/navigation will hide all other nodes.
So if they click an image in the Media Library, the Sitecore tree will focus on the Media Library and not show the Content, System, Templates, etc nodes.
I've tried adding every single role in my company's Sitecore system to a test user and that didn't change a thing, it still happens. Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
In the Content Editor, click the Content Editor menu, and then click Application Options. Click View tab and check "Show Entire Content Tree"
https://doc.sitecore.net/sitecore_experience_platform/content_authoring/the_editing_tools/the_content_editor/customize_the_content_editor
Can you please check your URL if it contains ro=/sitecore/media when you click an image media item? Also let please let us know which version you using of Sitecore? Have you made any changes to link manager ?
This sounds to me like a session issue. The Sitecore shell does not like running in a stateless load balanced environment, and the tree in particular manages it's context in session state. If you have more than one server for authoring behind an NLB make sure you have sticky sessions enabled. Otherwise check to make sure your session state setup is properly configured.
I have a Facebook app that I created which is integrated with my website to let customers share their purchases. However, I see that the customer has to set the pull-down menu to "public" each time.
Is there a way to set "public" as the default selection when sharing through my Facebook app?
Thank you!
No, it´s not possible. The user should always be able to decide how he shared stuff, so it would be a very bad thing to force him anyway.
Setting the privacy is only possible with the feed API: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/v2.2/user/feed#publish
...although, you would need to authorize the user with publish_actions, and you will definitely not get it approved for that.
While configuring ‘custom view’ for Share point list, I am trying to customise view for each user, such that each user can view his/her customized view only. Please share tips, how this can be done.
Firstly, you cannot set permission for views in SharePoint 2010 Therefore, if you have impression that each view should only be viewed by respective user then you have to use Sharepoint designer to do the trick.
First you create a document library.
Create the view for the user.
Use the SharePoint designer to copy the view file to document library.
stop inheriting permission on Sharepoint document library and delete form source library
give permission to the view file for the user inside document library.
Hope this helps