+1
Bruno Busco wrote:
A rule of thumb could be "Never display a link that will not take you
anywhere".
So no menu items at all for not logged in and only the available commands
menu items (according to user privileges) for logged in users.
-Bruno
2008/4/15, Adrian Crum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
OFBiz was set up originally so that all application menu items were
visible, even if the user is logged out. Lately, some developers have made
changes so that only the login menu item is visible when a user is logged
out.
I don't know what the best practice is, or if one has been defined. Maybe
this is a good time to discuss it and add it to the developer documentation.
-Adrian
BJ Freeman wrote:
+1
it has been a manpower problem.
once someone commits to do it then it will be as someone originally
intended it.
Bruno Busco sent the following on 4/14/2008 11:00 AM:
Hi,
I was investigating on the reason why the applications menus have each
one a
different behaviour regarding the items visibility for a logged/not
logged
user.
I mean that when I am not logged in (and system wait for a valid
login) some
but not all menu options are hidden, then logging in as admin all
options
become visible.
At the moment the following menu items are hidden when the user is not
logged in:
Accounting: Transactions
Manufacturing: All items
Orders: Requests, Quotes, Order list, Find orders, Order entry,
Returns,
Requirements, Order tasks
Pary: Create, Linkparty, Security
Project: Resources, Timesheet, Skilltime, Requestlist
The other applications have all items always enabled.
I think that all applications should work like the Manufacturing
application
that do not show any option in the menu if the option is not available
to
the user.
Do someone agree on this?
