I noticed that when a user with Normal User permissions can access my plugins' feature pages and modify the config. Looking for a way to block this, I found none.
This help page https://docs.homeseer.com/display/HS4/User+Permissions says that with Normal user permissions both Plugin Settings Pages and Plugin Feature Pages are up to the developer. When I test, I find that settings pages will not be available and feature pages are. Also, I can not find parameters for HomeSeerSystem.RegisterFeaturePage() (nor PageFactory.CreateSettingsPage())
to make it up to the developer.
Description
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See Problem.
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Expected Behavior
What did you expect to happen?
I expected Plugin pages not to be permitted for normal users, but if it's up to the developer a permission parameter (required level: admin, normal user, or guest user) could help to leave access open to help pages for all and block access to config pages. True for feature pages and settings pages, I guess.
Steps to Reproduce
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See Problem.
Logs
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spudwebb
commented
2 years ago
Environment
HomeSeer
OS
Windows
HS Version
v4.2.13.0, 4.2.14.0
Development
PSDK Version
v1.4.2.0
Language
C#
IDE
VS2022
Dev OS
Windows
Page
Any plugin feature page
Plugin
Plugins using feature pages
Problem
I noticed that when a user with Normal User permissions can access my plugins' feature pages and modify the config. Looking for a way to block this, I found none.
This help page https://docs.homeseer.com/display/HS4/User+Permissions says that with Normal user permissions both Plugin Settings Pages and Plugin Feature Pages are up to the developer. When I test, I find that settings pages will not be available and feature pages are. Also, I can not find parameters for HomeSeerSystem.RegisterFeaturePage() (nor PageFactory.CreateSettingsPage()) to make it up to the developer.
Description
Describe the issue you are encountering. What happened? See Problem.
Screenshots
Attach screenshots showing what you are seeing after the problem happens.
Expected Behavior
What did you expect to happen? I expected Plugin pages not to be permitted for normal users, but if it's up to the developer a permission parameter (required level: admin, normal user, or guest user) could help to leave access open to help pages for all and block access to config pages. True for feature pages and settings pages, I guess.
Steps to Reproduce
Provide steps so the HomeSeer team can reproduce the reported problem and see the same thing: See Problem.
Logs
If applicable, include log output from the plugin console and/or the HomeSeer logs. If the logs take up more than a few lines, consider attaching a file. N/A