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Re: Dynamic labels

chandrakanth — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:46:28 GMT

Hi,

In code use the below statement for getting the user's current role.

string role = thisXDocument.Role;

Re: Dynamic labels

srinivasan — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:59:49 GMT

Please let me know how to get the user role of current user. I would like to get the user role with or without code. either way is okay for me. Thanks.

Re: Dynamic labels

swathip — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 05:47:26 GMT

Hi,

By using expression box and some conditional formatting you can solve your problem.

For example, if you have want to show ‘text1’ for manager and ‘text2’ for ‘engineer’ role.

Add two expression box with the above text. And put the conditional formatting for first expression box as User’s current role != manager then hide the control.

In the same way put the conditional formatting for second expression box as User’s current role != ‘engineer’ then hide the control.

Hope this will be useful to you.

Dynamic labels

dlgross — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 14:00:57 GMT

I am creating a form containing between 8 and 12 questions, the number of questions and the specfic question depends on the users role in the organization, i.e, the managers see 12 questions and the engineers see 10 questions. Some of the questions are the same for each role and others are role specific. All of the questions have the same choice list of valid answers. My initial idea is to create different static views for each role, but I was wondering if I should try to do something more dynamic. I was wondering if is possible to display different text for each role dynamically. any thoughts or suggestions on this would be appreciated.

Dean