Sunday, November 25, 2018

Custom Permissions

In Salesforce, many features require access checks that specify which users can access certain functions. Permission set and profiles settings include built-in access settings for many entities, like objects, fields, tabs, and Visualforce pages. However, permission sets and profiles don’t include access for some custom processes and apps.

Challenge 1 :
Suppose We have an object “Product Complaint” and it has filed like below,
1.      Status [Open/ Closed/ Other] è Pick list filed.
2.      Reason For Other è Text
Now create a validation rule so that if Status is selected as “Other” and if user was not entered any value for “Reason For Other” field, then an warning/error/validation message will be thrown as “Please enter reason to select other”.




Now our aim is that this validation rule will be fire for every users except the user belongs to System Admin profile. That mean user with system admin profile will able to save any PC record with status value as “Other” and no value in “Reason For Other” filed.


Solution:
1. Create a custom permission.
















2. Assign it to System Admin Profile.



3. Update the validation rule.



Now user with System Admin profile can create PC record with “Other” status – without entering “Reason For Other” value. But other profile user will get the validation message.

Challenge 2 :
Now if we want this validation in user level i.e. some System Admin user will face this validation rule and some not.

Solution:
1. Remove “Custom Permission” form System Admin Profile.
2. Create a permission set (Named it same as custom permission).



3. Click on “Manage Assignments” button to assign the user who can use this permission set.
4. Now click on the “Custom Permissions” link to assign custom permission to “Permission Set”.



5. Now try to test the validation rule for 2 System Admin Users, one who is assigned in Permission Set and one who is not assigned.

Note: We can also use custom permission in VISUALFORCE page. Like some render condition.
Syntax  is look like below,
(Not($Permission. Can_Set_PC_Status_to_Other))

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