User Add-on

The user add-on opens a list of all users created in enaio® administrator. The list contains the user name and the entries from field 'Full name' for all users. The user name or the full name is transferred.

However, users can also enter any other values in the field.

Select Add-on in the Catalog line of the properties window to create the Add-on tab.

Use the file selection dialog to select the axaddusr.dll file located in the enaio® editor installation directory and the administration components.

The entries in the configuration field are structured as follows:

EXTRA00=GROUPS,MULTISELECTION,FULLUSERNAME
EXTRA01=GROUPS=GROUP1,GROUP2
EXTRA02=Value1,Value2, etc.

The extra entries have to be consecutively numbered beginning with '00'.

In the first row you specify whether the list should also contain all groups, whether multiple selection is possible, and whether the full user name should be used instead of the login name. The required values should be separated by commas.

In another line, optionally specify groups that must contain the users to be displayed.

In another line, optionally specify other values for the list. The values should be separated by commas.

Without additional entries the user list opens without multiple selection and with the transferred login name. If you require the user list and optionally other values, enter 'EXTRA00=USER' in the first line.

The entries of the user add-on cannot be sorted by the user. However, sorting by user name or full name can be defined with a parameter in the configuration field.

SORTCOL1 – sorts alphabetically and ascending by user name.

SORTCOL2 – sorts alphabetically and ascending by full name.

Example: EXTRA00=USER,SORTCOL1

German parameter names were used up to version 9.10: BENUTZER, GRUPPEN, MULTISELEKTION (USER, GROUPS, MULTISELECTION). They can continue to be used.

You can reduce the selection for a user list to those users who are members of the same group that the user is also a member of. To do so, the following entry must be added to the as.cfg file, located in the \etc directory of the file directory:

[CLIENT]

HideOthers=1

You can add another line to exclude individual users from this function. These users then see all configured users:

Exclude=USER1;USER2

If this as.cfg entry would lead to a user not seeing any users due to the entry 'EXTRA01=GROUPS=GROUP' because the user is not contained in 'GROUP,' the entry 'EXTRA01=GROUPS=GROUP' will not be evaluated.