Yes, you should be able to individually control the access to the RMBs assuming that the target view that each is going to are also able to be restricted along the same lines.  If the user also has access to the target view from another permission grant, then splitting this out by permissions will be quite a bit harder.

...or create new presentation object for particular menu position:

Solution Manager\Security\Permission Sets\New Presentation Object

and set it on Custom Menu definition:

• ShawnBerk,

I created a new Permission set, how do I find the menus to grant access?

knepiosko,

I don’t have the New Presentation Object?

Solution Manager\Security\Permission Sets\New Presentation Object

Just create new one. I assume You are IFS Admin and You have access. Ex:

I don’t understand, am I creating a new PO of the Shop Orders screen or one for a menu?

I want two groups of users to have access to tbwShopOrd but access to different Menu options.

Thank you,

Hello @arebbeadle 

Did you find the answer to your question?

JGOTA,

Not yet.

Hi @arebbeadle  @ZTC ZTC JGOTA 

Here’s the complete steps on how to restrict access to a custom menu

1. Create a new Presentation Object

If your custom menu is type of PLSQL script, then add all IFS objects (Views and methods) used in the scripts as database objects in the Presentation object

  2. Create a new permission set (or use a permission set only granted to the users who need to see the custom menu), Search the Presentation object you created under Presentation Objects by Component tab.

Grant the Pres object to the permission set, refresh security cache

If it’s a new permission set, grant to the users who needs access to the custom menu

3. Go to the Custom menu you want to restrict access. In the Presentation Object, search and add the PO you created above

Hope it’s useful.
 

Cheers!

Damith