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6/6/2008 1:24 AM
 

As you know, we can set the module permission to determine which role can view the module. but can we deal with the situation below:

Totally hidden the module in the related page, but the module had not  been deleted( related record existed in the database,also). In the other word, I just do not want  to load the module in the page since I had configured its visibility(maybe exist some property) as false. In the end, I also need had the capability to make the true and show the module in the same page.

 


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