The shared with section on detail views provide clickable shared-with team and user buttons. The user buttons open a read-only form which contains the clear name and mail address of the user.
Improvement
We might restrict the visibility of this information for users who have no shared access to the data. Instead of the user data, the form should contain a restriction message, similar to a recorded entry where the user tries to open an edit form.
# Status quo
The `shared with` section on detail views provide clickable shared-with team and user buttons. The user buttons open a read-only form which contains the clear name and mail address of the user.
# Improvement
We might restrict the visibility of this information for users who have no shared access to the data. Instead of the user data, the form should contain a restriction message, similar to a recorded entry where the user tries to open an edit form.
The implemented solution is even easier: We do not even show which users have shared access but instead show an invisibility icon and the amount of users which have shared access. A tooltip (hovering mouse above) explains that this information can not be shown to the user as long as the user does not have shared access to the data.
Shared teams will always be displayed, since there is no user data visible.
The implemented solution is even easier: We do not even show which users have shared access but instead show an invisibility icon and the amount of users which have shared access. A tooltip (hovering mouse above) explains that this information can not be shown to the user as long as the user does not have shared access to the data.
Shared teams will always be displayed, since there is no user data visible.
Status quo
The
shared with
section on detail views provide clickable shared-with team and user buttons. The user buttons open a read-only form which contains the clear name and mail address of the user.Improvement
We might restrict the visibility of this information for users who have no shared access to the data. Instead of the user data, the form should contain a restriction message, similar to a recorded entry where the user tries to open an edit form.
The implemented solution is even easier: We do not even show which users have shared access but instead show an invisibility icon and the amount of users which have shared access. A tooltip (hovering mouse above) explains that this information can not be shown to the user as long as the user does not have shared access to the data.
Shared teams will always be displayed, since there is no user data visible.
Merged in #181