Hi Maverick66,

The button is not associated with a group of users who can press it, but rather a necessary permission that the group must have to press it.

That is, if you configure this specific permission to the administrators group and to a group that only contains the other user you want to be able to access the screen, I believe you would already have the protection you are looking for.

itafusna

Hi Maverick66,

The button is not associated with a group of users who can press it, but rather a necessary permission that the group must have to press it.

That is, if you configure this specific permission to the administrators group and to a group that only contains the other user you want to be able to access the screen, I believe you would already have the protection you are looking for.

 Thank you for your reply but it is not possible to assign two groups at the button. Only one.

Hi again,

As I mentioned, a permission is assigned to the button, not a group. You can create a specific authorization for the button, which you grant to the administrators group and to the group where only this specific user is found.

Please see the attached images as an example.

itafusna

Hi again,

As I mentioned, a permission is assigned to the button, not a group. You can create a specific authorization for the button, which you grant to the administrators group and to the group where only this specific user is found.

Please see the attached images as an example.

 Hi!

It works fine, thank you very much.

You can also use system function GetGroupNumber. It is very useful for changing e.g. button color, when it is not enabled.

It is pretty bad design not to show if something is enabled or not.