How to hide/disable functionalities in WI reports

[toni.vida...@gmail.com]

Hi guys,

is there any way to hide or disable some filter icons(pencil,..) of a webinterface report for end users?

Thanks in advance,

Toni

[Gareth Thiveux]

Hi Toni,

You can make the pencil disappear by simply setting your report as Inactive.

By the way it's a best practise to do so as editing the report configuration impacts all the users, not only the one that did the modification. It is as if you had changed the settings of the report on portal side. So it can be quite useful in some cases, but most of the time you should disable this possibility as you want any user to mess up with filters.

If you need to hide any of the other buttons, you'll need to play with your CSS.

Regards,

Gareth THIVEUX

Customer Solutions Engineer

 Fujitsu RunMyProcess

3 rue de Gramont, 75002 Paris - France

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[toni.vida...@gmail.com]

OK , thank you Gareth!!

On Thursday, May 29, 2014 3:49:04 PM UTC+2, Gareth Thiveux wrote:
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> By the way it's a best practise to do so as editing the report configuration impacts all the users, not only the one that did the modification. It is as if you had changed the settings of the report on portal side. So it can be quite useful in some cases, but most of the time you should disable this possibility as you want any user to mess up with filters.
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