Show/Hide Buttons Based on Entity Permissions Using Power FX
Recently, we received a client requirement to show a button to users who have the Create permission for a specific entity. In the traditional approach, we would use the Ribbon Workbench in XrmToolBox to add buttons and write JavaScript code to check user permissions. While this method works fine, it can be a bit complex… Read More »
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