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Lee Vance
I am pulling a list of users from a database that share a common e-mail
address with Active Directory. I've created group-based roles for my form
from the Active Directory accounts.
I have several drop downs that give a list of users in my database. These
users are also in Active Directory and placed in the appropriate groups that
I used in my user roles.
Is there a way I can filter my employee drop downs based on my user roles?
For example, I have a drop down for project managers. In the database
containing the employees, there is no column that differentiates project
managers from anyone else. However, in Active Directory, there is a Project
Manager group, which I have used to create a user role for Project Managers.
Since the database and Active Directory share the same e-mail addresses, is
there a way of doing this?
Thanks,
Lee
address with Active Directory. I've created group-based roles for my form
from the Active Directory accounts.
I have several drop downs that give a list of users in my database. These
users are also in Active Directory and placed in the appropriate groups that
I used in my user roles.
Is there a way I can filter my employee drop downs based on my user roles?
For example, I have a drop down for project managers. In the database
containing the employees, there is no column that differentiates project
managers from anyone else. However, in Active Directory, there is a Project
Manager group, which I have used to create a user role for Project Managers.
Since the database and Active Directory share the same e-mail addresses, is
there a way of doing this?
Thanks,
Lee