Is it possible to select which page a user defaults to upon opening a Visio based on which groups the user is in or some kind of settable user value?
Our use case is we have a single view that is shared by 2 teams, as an entry point into their service/elements. It provides a high-level summary of alarms and navigation to child services, but some services/elements are more important to an individual team than others (But all teams require general knowledge of each service so we don't want to completely hide them). Our existing solution was to create a Visio page for each team that essentially highlights focus on the primary services/elements used by that team. We were hoping to make it so that the view would default to the page belonging to the current user's team (Right now each team has their own user group).
Is this possible? Even if there's a creative way to do it.
Hi Nick,
A possible option is to use the shape data ExactLevelMatch (see Making a shape or page visible only for a particular access level). You can set this shape data on each page to hide/show based on the access level.
Hope it helps.
Hi Nick,
By default, parameters defined in connectors don't have the access level property set. However, there are few exceptions, typically limited to specific actions (e.g. a button that will perform a hardware/software reboot). Given this, changing the level access should not affect the visibility of parameters.
Just like in this related question I would recommend taking a Dashboards approach given that this has group level security built in.
We don't normally modify the access levels. I know the can affect visibility of some parameters. Is there a good rule for which types of parameters would be at each level?