I want to hide only settings menu from users. User must have all access and rights like admin.
i have tried it by creating group and overriding the settings menu. This is hiding settings menu from user but user doesn't get managerial rights of all modules. User should get managerial rights after any new modules is installed
thanks in advance.
try this, no need to create group or override it,
Login from the admin and Create a new User:-
Settings -> Users -> Users -> Create
See Second Notebook page name as Access Rights
If you want to see menu Setting than select Administration as Settings option and if you want to hide menu from the User than leave it empty.
Hopes this will help you.
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I'm using Windows 10. I am trying to delete files from C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash and C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash, but to delete them I need TrustedInstaller permission so I tried to change ownership of files. When I go to Security -> Advanced -> Change(owner) owner is changed correctly, but there is no checkbox stated above.
What could be the problem?
After selecting owner and clicking apply and then OK and again changing owner I managed to get Add button which permitted me to add permissions on specific user and delete file. Still there was no checkbox, but this time change link was accessible with administrator privileges. I believe Add button was greyed out because I didn't have admin privileges and buy changing owner to admin first time I somehow acquired them. Still I don't no why there is no checkbox.
I am using VSTS work item tracking for personal projects and I want to share my progress with people who do not have access to my VSTS account.
Is it possible to achieve this ? Ideally, I would like to show a read-only backlog board for the project across iterations.
If users are not have access to your VSTS account, they can’t view the backlog and board.
The workaround is add the users as stakeholder and only give them the permission to view the work items. Detail settings as below:
Add users for stakeholder access level
In https://account.visualstudio.com/_admin/_users page -> Add new users -> input the users email address and separate with semicolons for multiple users -> Access level as Stakeholder -> specify the project(s) you want them to view -> select Project Readers as VSTS Group -> Add.
Set permissions for the project(s)
In a project Security Tab https://account.visualstudio.com/project/_admin/_security -> select Reader group -> only set View Project-level information as Allow, others as Deny -> Save changes.
Deny permission for stakeholders view build and release Tab
In team project builds Tab, click Security -> set view build definition and view builds as deny -> Save changes.
In Release Tab, click … button for All release definitions -> security -> set view release definition and view releases as deny -> Save changes.
Now the stakeholders only can access to Work tab for the project. For other Tabs (Dashboards, Build and Release, Wiki), the users won't have permission to view and edit.
I don't want the HR Guys to see anything but the submenu Users within the main menu settings.
Therefor I removed "500 - Settings" in the group "Administration / Access Rights" and added "4 - Settings / Users".
It seems that I misunderstood something, because the tap "Settings" disappears completely.
Could anybody give me a hand with this? Do i need to add some user rights? Is there even a possibility to do that via Groups and Menu Items?
Greetings,
Martin
create a new group, specify this group to the settings menu and users menu along with their default groups.Then provide this group to your "HR Guys"
Ok,
The way to "hidde" the other menus is to seperate the users menu from the settings as technical user in Settings -> User Interface -> Menu Items.
Afterwards connect the new users main menu with the groups which need accses to the users menu.
Important: dont forget to give the access rights so they can manipulate data
Greetings
Martin
I created a new custom module Customer.
It is currently shown as a shortcut in ALL sections on the main page.
I want users to be able to select Customer when they mouse over the Sales shortcut (to show Customer next to Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities).
How do I add it?
Thank you
You can add modules to different menu groups from the page Administration > Configure Module Menu Filters. It will be in the section Developer Tools on the Administration page.
I am new to OpenERP. I need to disable some menus without uninstalling the modules that added the menus. I tried did a search for the module I wanted to disable its menu and then deleted all the search results only to get a very disorganized menu as a result. Please how do I achieve this? I just need to hide the link to two modules on the menu bar and on the home page
Create a new security group called 'Nobody' with no users in it.
Change the permission of the menus you want to hide to this group.
This is easy and you can get the menu back easily too if you change your mind.
If you delete a parent menu, then all its children appear at the top level. You can either delete all the children as well, or just remove security access from the parent menus for all but the administrator group. You might also be able to inactivate the parent menu instead of deleting it if you don't want to mess around with security.
check the below link.In this link is example of hide the UOM into the Product.
if We don’t want to display Unit Of Measure in Product Configuration.
http://pilgrimonerp.wordpress.com/2010/08/25/openerp-hide-menu-item/
Easiest way is to edit the group:
Settings > Users > Groups, select a group, select second tab (Security), add/remove menu items on Access Menu.
To disable menus it right to go with ir.menu model.
Setting -> technical -> views -> menu
or
some easy example
http://snippetbucket.com/2014/02/openerp-disable-apps-menu-remove-openerp-app/