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How to view signed in User role - MTP1200 and V19up2

8/1/2024 2:34 PM	Rate (0)
AutoGen_7466618 Member Joined: 12/8/2017 Last visit: 8/8/2024 Posts: 4 Rating: (0)	Hi, rdoliveira Hi, I don't think it has this feature. But you can do it in javascript. Scheduled tasks creates an update event by @UserName tag example //HMIRuntime.Trace(" ini "); if (Tags('@UserName').Read() == "administrador") { HMIRuntime.Tags.SysFct.SetTagValue("Your_PLC_tag", "HMI Administrator"); } else { if (Tags('@UserName').Read() == "operator") { HMIRuntime.Tags.SysFct.SetTagValue("Your_PLC_tag", "HMI Operator"); } else { if (Tags('@UserName').Read() == "monitor") { HMIRuntime.Tags.SysFct.SetTagValue("Your_PLC_tag", "HMI Monitor"); } else { HMIRuntime.Tags.SysFct.SetTagValue("Your_PLC_tag", "HMI Monitor Client"); } } } //HMIRuntime.Trace(" end "); good luck I have just tried this and my PLC tag doesn't get populated. I am using a MTP1200 and V19up2. Has this been tried by anyone else? Thank you! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Split from How to view signed in User role.
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8/4/2024 10:02 PM	Rate (0)
Stefan Arcularius Platinum Expert Joined: 1/21/2013 Last visit: 11/19/2024 Posts: 3291 Rating: (512)	Hi, I have not tested the example provided by user rdoliveira, but it seems to me that he has made some mistakes. The script only checks if the username is one of the three hardcoded usernames. And it will not work in a scheduled task because "@UserName" is a local system tag. However, to check whether a user is in a particular role, you can use the "HasUserRole" method. Kind regards Stefan

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