hide column in list item based on user/role in wss 3

[Sriram]

Hi,

Is there a way that I can 'hide' column(s) in a list item, when the 'edit
item' is clicked on the list item?

I tried googling, but could not find any solution(s).

An alternative would be to create a customized view. Even in this case, how
do I associate the view to a particular user or role?(All the permissions can
be set at list level and not at list 'view' level)

Any other better solution?Appreciate a weblink showing the scenario..

Am using WSS 3, btw..

TIA,
Sriram

[unknown]

Unfortunately, there isn?t any out of the box way to do it but it can be done by a 3rd party component.
You can take a look on Infowise Smart List Pro which can run on both on SharePoint 2010 & SharePoint Foundation 2010 (works great on MOSS & WSS 3.0 version also).
Smart List Pro extends the SharePoint lists & document libraries, and gives them abilities like - field/column permissions based on rules (great to show/hide fields/columns by rules and permissions) , default values, view permissions, tabbed interface and much more.

Check it out at - http://www.infowisesolutions.com/product.aspx?id=SmartListPro




Srira wrote:

hide column in list item based on user/role in wss 3
02-Feb-07

Hi

Is there a way that I can 'hide' column(s) in a list item, when the 'edit
item' is clicked on the list item

I tried googling, but could not find any solution(s)

An alternative would be to create a customized view. Even in this case, how
do I associate the view to a particular user or role?(All the permissions can
be set at list level and not at list 'view' level

Any other better solution?Appreciate a weblink showing the scenario.

Am using WSS 3, btw.

TIA
Sriram

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Friday, February 02, 2007 9:25 AM
Srira wrote:

hide column in list item based on user/role in wss 3
Hi

Is there a way that I can 'hide' column(s) in a list item, when the 'edit
item' is clicked on the list item

I tried googling, but could not find any solution(s)

An alternative would be to create a customized view. Even in this case, how
do I associate the view to a particular user or role?(All the permissions can
be set at list level and not at list 'view' level

Any other better solution?Appreciate a weblink showing the scenario.

Am using WSS 3, btw.

TIA
Sriram


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[ze]

You can from the Designer by edit the Edit page.

Post by unknown
Unfortunately, there isn?t any out of the box way to do it but it can be done by a 3rd party component.
You can take a look on Infowise Smart List Pro which can run on both on SharePoint 2010 & SharePoint Foundation 2010 (works great on MOSS & WSS 3.0 version also).
Smart List Pro extends the SharePoint lists & document libraries, and gives them abilities like - field/column permissions based on rules (great to show/hide fields/columns by rules and permissions) , default values, view permissions, tabbed interface and much more.
Check it out at - http://www.infowisesolutions.com/product.aspx?id=SmartListPro
hide column in list item based on user/role in wss 3
02-Feb-07
Hi,
Is there a way that I can 'hide' column(s) in a list item, when the 'edit
item' is clicked on the list item?
I tried googling, but could not find any solution(s).
An alternative would be to create a customized view. Even in this case, how
do I associate the view to a particular user or role?(All the permissions can
be set at list level and not at list 'view' level)
Any other better solution?Appreciate a weblink showing the scenario..
Am using WSS 3, btw..
TIA,
Sriram
On Friday, February 02, 2007 9:25 AM
hide column in list item based on user/role in wss 3
Hi,
Is there a way that I can 'hide' column(s) in a list item, when the 'edit
item' is clicked on the list item?
I tried googling, but could not find any solution(s).
An alternative would be to create a customized view. Even in this case, how
do I associate the view to a particular user or role?(All the permissions can
be set at list level and not at list 'view' level)
Any other better solution?Appreciate a weblink showing the scenario..
Am using WSS 3, btw..
TIA,
Sriram
Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
WCF Data Services / WCF Behaviors And Server Side Processing
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/7597ebc9-868a-420b-96d0-119d3a501d60/wcf-data-services--wcf-behaviors-and-server-side-processing.aspx
.