Rules and actions can always be protected by rights. Previously, a right applied to ALL actions of a click event.
Or for ALL rules of a control element property. As of QuickHMI Hawk, you can decide within a click event which right is linked to which action function. Or for rules within a property.
The following example relates to actions. However, the same principle also applies to rules.
If you have e.g. 4 actions within a click event, you have the option of protecting one of them with one or more rights.
If you create a new action (or edit an action), you can do this using the condition function.
This means that you can query user rights in the conditions from the Hawk version onwards. To do this, click on “Condition“.
Then select the new variable “System.user_rights“. You can then choose from different rights using the shield icon.
The action has therefore been assigned 2 rights that the user needs to execute the action.
However, if several rights are assigned, the user only needs one of them.
You can find more information on the topic of rights in the article “Managing rights“.
