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'''instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',9999,') OR instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',1111,')'''                                where 9999 and 1111 are role ids.
 
'''instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',9999,') OR instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',1111,')'''                                where 9999 and 1111 are role ids.
  
==Sample Condition Statments==
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==Sample Condition Statements==
  
 
* '''1=0 ''':setting the condition to be false every time and thus controlling the display of the object.'''
 
* '''1=0 ''':setting the condition to be false every time and thus controlling the display of the object.'''

Revision as of 16:41, 28 May 2009

Advanced Logic gives System Administrators a higher level of control over the entire interface.

This feature allows control of the visibility and/or access to interface elements such as buttons or tabs based on administrator defined conditions.

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Location

This feature is available in 3 places:

  1. Global Settings - to establish system-wide rules.
  2. Universal Tracking Application's Setting's Page - for rules specific the each UTA.
  3. Transaction Types page - for both People and Company Transaction Types


Advanced Logic on Transaction Types only has one control:
It allows you to show/hide the Links button for individual Transaction Types.
The Links button allows a Transaction to be linked to UTAs when viewing the Transaction.

Overview

For example, you can disable the Delete button when viewing Contacts for Users in a specific role by using the Advanced Logic setting on the Global Settings page.


This is currently available for: - the Level 2 Copy button. - Hide Notes at Level One, Level Two and Level Three.


i.e. Put the following into the Condition box:

instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',roleid#,')


For example, instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',9999,') OR instr(concat(',','@me.rolelist@',','),',1111,') where 9999 and 1111 are role ids.

Sample Condition Statements

  • 1=0 :setting the condition to be false every time and thus controlling the display of the object.
  • '@opportunity.typename@'<>'Template Name'
  • '@opportunity.statusid@'='765'
  • '@opportunity.statusid@' In ('765','766')
  • '@opportunity.statusid@' Not In ('765','766')