If you don't log in, I hope you can't see where it's painted yellow.
Or, I don't want that window to appear even if I click it.
What should I do in this case?
The simplest way is to configure the View's permissions: right click on it, Configure View Permissions, however I would tend to disable the button and add a security icon (as well) so the operator knows in advance that they don't have access
What should I do with the view permission?
I don't know this part well, so could you tell me in detail?
First, add all of your user roles into the Security Levels config page:
Then in the Designer, right click on your View, select Configure View Permissions:
Then only those user roles will be able to access the View.
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You've opened the Project properties and configured the project's access permissions, not the View's permissions. Re-read my instructions
1.Please tell me how to open View's Permissions.
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where?
Under the Perspective -> Views folder, find your View.. Right click on it. Click Configure View Permissions
What version are you running?
Maybe you need to select IDP in your Project Properties > Project General to be able to see Permissions
You have to open the View first it appears
I found what I told you, set it up, and logged in with test, so I can't see the screen.
What I want is to keep the screen out.
Maybe just disable the navigation button instead using an expression to disable it:
isAuthorized(False, 'Authenticated/Roles/Administrator')
Where should I do that expression?
On the enabled property. And before you ask, you should use an Expression binding
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