Hi guys,
my question today is: How to hide #user-menu-link for a special usergroup using ajs?
confluence-readonly should be the usergroup.
I've tried some ajs, but nothing works fine for me
...
<script type="text/javascript">
AJS.toInit(function(){
console.log(AJS.params.remoteUser);
if ($userAccessor.hasMembership('<confluence-readonly>', AJS.params.remoteUser)){
AJS.$('#user-menu-link').hide();
}
});
</script>
Regards,
Dennis
I can't test it out for you, but the guy in the answer i've linked demonstrates how to put this code in all pages. Did you try it?
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Hi, guy from the answer here
If you're running a newer version of Confluence, you should also be able to use the same syntax as I mentioned for the documentation theme. You'll need to click on the Gear icon, go to "General Configuration", and under "Look and Feel" click the "Sidebar, header and footer" link, and you could probably stick it in either the header or the footer box.
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^^
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You have mixed velocity with javascript, it doesn't work like this i am afraid. Javascript knows nothing about useraccessor, pagemanager etc.
I'll redirect you to this https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/321823.
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