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Hi Michal Hornak
To implement the above, create 2 datalist for user A and user B.
In userview, create 2 categories menu group and assign them permission for user A and the second, permission for user B. In the category for user A, create the datalist menu and link it to the first datalist for user A. Do the same for the second category but link to the second datalist for user B.
When user A logs in to Joget Workflow, he only sees the category menu for his assigned permission. And the assigned permission can be by username or most commonly, but his group or groups (ceo, manager, executive etc.).
- Michal Hornak
This is not really solution for this problem as it was only example for 2 users. There will be 100+ users and N columns in M datalists. I would be really unhappy if I had to fork joget and enhance it, which would lead to cut off all further updates...
- Matthew King
Set category menu permission for groups of users, and you can have unlimited users per groups.
- Anders
Hi Michal, if you manage to find a way to add the enhancement, you do not need to fork the project. You could consider contributing your code to the open source project by submitting a pull request in GitHub.
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Is it possible to make user templates for datalist inbox columns. So each user have own template in which he can define which columns are visible in this datalist inbox. eg.
Datalist inbox got columns A,B,C,D,E,F,G
user A need columns A,B,C,D
user B need columns A,C,E,F,G
It is standard in most web apps, cant find in joget.