Supported Javascript Functions for Enterprise Security Groups

Direct Answer: What JavaScript Functions Does OnePlan Support for Enterprise Security Groups?

OnePlan provides a set of OnePlanCore JavaScript functions that return a user’s security group information and specific permission checks (such as whether the current user can add, archive, or delete a plan, or whether they are an admin). These functions were introduced to support the Enterprise Security Groups feature and replace the no-longer-supported PersonalConfig.GlobalPermissions.

What This Article Covers: Enterprise Security Groups JavaScript Functions

This article lists the supported JavaScript functions available for working with Enterprise Security Groups in OnePlan, and what each function returns. Use these functions in place of the deprecated PersonalConfig.GlobalPermissions.

Supported Functions

This JS library supports the Enterprise Security Groups feature and is used to replace the no-longer-supported PersonalConfig.GlobalPermissions. Pick any of the following replacement functions to suit your use case:

Get Security Group Information

OnePlanCore.Security.GetMySecurityGroup()

Returns the security group information belonging to the currently logged-in user.

Plan Permission Functions

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanAddPlan()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can add a plan.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanArchivePlan()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can archive a plan.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanDeletePlan()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can delete a plan.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanEditAllPlans()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can edit all plans.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanViewAllPlans()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can view all plans.

Admin and Data Permission Functions

OnePlanCore.Permissions.IsAdmin()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user is an admin.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanManageResources()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can manage resources.

OnePlanCore.Permissions.CanManageData()

Returns true/false if the currently logged-in user can manage data (for example, Global Views).

Frequently Asked Questions: Enterprise Security Groups JavaScript Functions

Q: What replaces PersonalConfig.GlobalPermissions?

A: In OnePlan, the OnePlanCore.Security and OnePlanCore.Permissions JavaScript functions replace the no-longer-supported PersonalConfig.GlobalPermissions.

Q: How do I check if the current user is an admin?

A: In OnePlan, call OnePlanCore.Permissions.IsAdmin(), which returns true or false based on whether the currently logged-in user is an admin.

What to Do Next: Enterprise Security Groups JavaScript Functions

Learn more about Enterprise Security Groups: - Enterprise Security Groups in OnePlan - Overview