Hello ziemson

If you want to use user specific authorizations in your Unfied Faceplate, the best way would be to use a property interface of type authorization.

This property you can use inside the faceplate.

Then you have to set authorizations from your TIA project to the property interface on the interface of the Faceplate instance.

So you have to use the interface of the faceplate for this usecase. (So the Faceplate is a kind of blackbox and you cannot have access to global resources from inside the faceplate and vice versa.)

Bye Murof

Hello ziemson

yes you are right I´m afraid the authorization does not yet work in popup faceplate calls...

In this case I do not really know a solution...

Bye Murof