dimmenhau
April 7, 2023, 11:41am
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Hello,
Greating
JustinG
April 7, 2023, 2:14pm
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This is probably better done at the level of the widget/page definitions than in a script.
As of 3.4, widgets do have access to a user object which includes the name of the logged in user. So while the visibleTo property still only supports broad user roles, you can craft a general visible property for a widget that works on a per user basis.
As with what Rich said, this is not a full security measure, but does result in widgets that only particular users can see and interact with.
