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Why are links only visible to those with permissions?
When you go to view all site content, you will see all the lists, libraries, and sites that you have permission to access. You are right, In order to make links within the Quick Launch only visible to those users or groups with the proper permissions, you can use audience.
How to set permissions so that users can only see / edit?
Now only respective group member will be able to view their list view webpart and will make change. Another way is, create two seperate webpart pages and set permission for group respectively on page. Here is ref link for pages: Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.
How can I allow someone to view and edit only?
Just click SET PERMISSIONS on the Protected Sheets dialog and you’ll see the Custom permissions settings. Our automated system analyzes replies to choose the one that’s most likely to answer the question.
You can give people permissions to the site by adding individual users, security groups, or Microsoft 365 groups to one of the three SharePoint groups. (Nested security groups can cause performance issues and are not recommended.)
How to make web part visible only for some groups and users?
On the right pane, scroll to the bottom and mention the name of group in the Audience text box. Only the users which are member of the group will be able to see the webpart. I LOVE MS….. Thanks and Regards, Kshitiz (Posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties, and confers no rights.) Capgemini Consulting ind…
How to create targeted web links in SharePoint?
Create the links using a “Content Editor Web Part” and assign “Target Audiences” to that web part. So that the links can be targeted to appear only to people who are members of a particular SharePoint group or audience. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointadminprevious/thread/1358f3a0-5b55-4df8-8fe9-7d59aec932d9
I want to be able to specify a permission to see a specific button for a specific group of users. Buttons don’t have a corresponding “button-level” security. There are at least three ways to get around this: Write a Visualforce page that overrides your default layout.