I believe I'm using the permissions-model correctly but maybe I am
extending it too much. I'm using a 4-layered approach. Users can view
the records in this table based on row-level access to field 1 if they
are in any one of the following: Submitter, Assigneee,
AssigneeGroup(112), or a special 4th group called AccessGroup ( I made
this one for cases where people need read-only access to a specific
record but are not assigned to it). So, I'd like to filter this view
dynamically so that users can view "tickets I've submitted", or "tickets
assigned to me", etc. "Tickets assigned to me" is basically my
problem-- a ticket can be assigned to you if your username is in the
AssignedTo field (easy), OR if any of your %groups% OR your 'name' is
in the AssignedToGroup field 112.
I hope this makes my problem clear :-)
Thanks!
Brien
Carey Matthew Black wrote:
Brien,
Normally the 'AssignedToGroup' fields (Field ID's 112 and/or
60000-60999) are used to restrict access to Field 1 so that users only
see the records that they should see.
Is there a reason your not letting the system do this work for you?
Are you trying to do something like:
Login as User "X", and use a table field (in this specific case) to
see what User "Y" would see?
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