hey al

can anyone give me an example of how to add custom tabs to the main navigation panel (on the left) that depend on the user access levels...eg: Admins should have side tabs 1, 2, 3, managers 1 & 2...et

thanks

look at the ISV.config file on the crm server........more info about this is
in the SDK

-Gary

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Admins should have side tabs 1, 2, 3, managers 1 & 2...etc

Everything who you need to do this are here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/CrmSdk1_2/htm/v1d2sampleintegration.asp

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the user access levels...eg: Admins should have side tabs
1, 2, 3, managers 1 & 2...etc

if this is a new tab, I'm assuming this is a custom app you wrote? if so
then you can easily use the SDK to restrict it to the CRM user that is
logged in............

-Gary

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words, these customizations are visible to all users regardless of their
roles.

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keep in mind that CRM is tied to the Active Directory so it would be easy to
say if user is usera then continue else display no access etc.

you should also as gary says be able to determine which security role a user
is using the sdk then restrict based on that. For instance you may want to
create a page that only the crm administrator can view



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