Kurt Wendt wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Thanks for your input. Its actually a bit more complicated than that -
> as the boss at the client co. - he's the one who decides which user gets
> to access which part of the system. And there are MANY users (or will be
> - as many are still using the old DOS-type version of the system - as
> there hasn't been a full transition yet to the new VFP version - and
> some parts of the DOS system still have not been converted to VFP).
>
> As such - it wouldn't be viable to create a different menu for each
> user. And, it would make updating their system/menu a true headache.
>
> Also - for anyone else reading this post - I will be on hiatus next week
> Aug 3-7th, for my annual trek to the big computer graphics conference -
> which this year is happening in party-town USA - alias New Orleans! As
> such, I will be getting back to this project upon my return (in between
> other projects)...
I've seen systems where in the SkipFor section they'll call a UDF.
Something like
CheckPriv("GL")
so those who are able to access the General Ledger (the menu item in
this example) get a value of .F. returned so that the option isn't skipped.
Will that concept work for you?
--
Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
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