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Restricting access to the page/ability to "Manage Users in Authorization Store"?

Last post 10-28-2008 9:34 AM by jeremyluerkens. 1 replies.
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  • 10-28-2008 8:36 AM

    • LarryF
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    Restricting access to the page/ability to "Manage Users in Authorization Store"?

    We need to prevent our customers from being able to see and/or us the page that let's them "Manage Users in Authorization Store"

    Yet, we also need them to be able to invite people to their websites. 

    Any ideas as to how we can do this?

    Thanks,

    Larry

  • 10-28-2008 9:34 AM In reply to

    Re: Restricting access to the page/ability to "Manage Users in Authorization Store"?

    Theoretically this could be achieved by creating two custom actions in SharePoint. The first custom action would hide the existing Manage Users menu item from the Site Actions menu. The second would could add an Invite User menu item to the Site Actions menu item.

    (SharePoint Custom Actions
    http://software.sharepointsolutions.com/Community/p/164/398.aspx#398

    (Hide Custom Action Element)
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms414790.aspx

    Here is the definition for the custom action you would want to hide...

    <CustomAction
      Id="SPSolutions.SharePoint.Delegation.DelegationSiteActionsMenuCustomizer"
      Location="Microsoft.SharePoint.StandardMenu"
      GroupId="SiteActions"

    On final thought, you will probably want to limit the Invite User menu item to Site Collection Administrators, Site Owners and possibly Delegated Administrators. To do this will require a bit of coding. To do this you will have to write a .NET Web Control and use the ControlAssembly and ControlClass attributes of the CustomAction.

    Jeremy Luerkens
    Manager, Software Production
    SharePoint Solutions
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