Configure Tags
Form ID: (PM201500)
On this form, you configure access to project files by creating tags and setting up role-based access to them. For details, see Managing Project Files: Configuration of Tags and File Access.
Summary Area
You use this area to create a new tag or view the name of the tag currently selected in the Tags pane and the name of the tag under which it is nested.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Tag Name |
The name of the tag currently selected in the Tags pane, which you can change. If you click Add in the Tags pane, you can enter the name for a new tag. |
| Parent Tag |
The name of the parent tag, which you can change. You can select the parent tag for any tag that you create or change the parent tag of any existing tag. |
Form Toolbar
The form toolbar includes only standard buttons. For the list of standard buttons, see Form Toolbar and More Menu.
Left Pane: Tags
In this pane, you create tags that will be assigned to files to control role-based access to them. In an out-of-the-box system, the following default system nodes appear on the form:
- All Tags: This is the top-level node under which you create all tags (each represented by a node).
- Untagged: This node corresponds to a tag the system adds (for internal use) to each file with no other tags, although it is not displayed with the file. You assign access rights to the Untagged node for all files without tags.
Right Pane: Access Rights
In this pane, you can assign each user role’s access level to the tag selected in the Tags pane. Users with the role have this level of access to the files with this tag.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Role |
The name of the role. |
| Guest Role |
A check box that indicates (if selected) that the role is a guest role. |
| Description |
The description of the role. |
| Access Rights |
The access level, which determines what users with the role assigned can do with files that have the tag selected in the Tags pane. You can select one of the following options:
Attention: If a file has multiple tags with different access levels, the
system applies the most permissive access level.
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