- Dynamics 365 Application Development
- Deepesh Somani Nishant Rana
- 214字
- 2021-06-30 19:09:37
Hiding a Subarea component in the site map
As we saw earlier, the Subarea component has a privilege property. It defines whether to show or hide the Subarea based on privileges the user has through the security roles assigned. Let us try to understand this with an example as well. Suppose we want to show the Open Leads Subarea we just added to only those users who have a Create privilege on the Lead entity. To define this, let us go back to the Properties tab of the Open Leads Subarea in Site Map Designer. There, we need to go to Privileges inside the Advanced section. Inside the Entity drop-down, we can select the Lead entity and click on the + (plus) button to add the record. We will leave all the checkboxes unchecked, except Create:

Save and publish the changes. Now, let us log in with the user that has only the Salesperson security role assigned. Here, we have updated the security role and have set None for Create Privilege on Lead Entity; that is, the first option that we see in the following screenshot:

The users who do not have the Create privilege on the Lead record, will not be able to see the Open Leads Subarea in their site map.
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