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- MetaField uses a check box tree to assign appropriate permissions. Each permission label, corresponds with its respective area within MetaField.
- By assigning a "check mark" on the permissions check box tree, the selected check mark will grant access to its respective area.
- By removing a "checkmarkcheck mark" on the permissions check box tree, any unselected check boxesnodes, will not grant access to the respective areas.
- Items to note are listed below:
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By selecting a "parent" check box node permission, all children permissions will be granted. | Parent = Field (permission granted) Children = All activities within the Field module will be granted unless an individual permission is removed. | ||||||
The permissions check box tree, use a "tri-state click cycle". |
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- MetaField contains special permissions that can provide a user access to such features as managing sample data, test data, and proctor data.
- Each special case permission can be accessed and granted within the permissions check box tree. By default, marking the parent permission will NOT automatically select these special case permission. The only way for these permissions to be granted, is if they are selected individually. By default, if these special case permissions parent permission is marked, they will not assume to be marked as welltheir node is selected individually.
- Listed below, are all of the special case permissions within MetaField.
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