Dashboard visibility by roles #472
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December 12, 2017 17:52
…nels-visibility Conflicts: bika/lims/browser/dashboard/templates/dashboard.pt
Conflicts: bika/lims/browser/dashboard/templates/dashboard.pt
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Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses
The labmanager will be able to configure the visibility of each panel on a user-role basis directly from the dashboard (configuration option embedded in each panel).
This PR should be accepted after #467
Current behavior before PR
All users have granted the same view permissions to dashboard panels.
Desired behavior after PR is merged
The labmanager will be able to configure the visibility of each panel on a user-role basis directly from the dashboard using a pack of checkboxes under each panel.
@xispa it needs some CSS please :)
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