Blog of an IT Guy

So… We now have a fancy connection to our security tables. Lets create some screens. We were hoping that AIDE would have support for VS2013, but not as of this writing, so we’ll have to go thru this the tedious way. Hopefully it will be compatible soon and then we’ll update the tutorial with those steps.

1. In Visual Studio
2. Open up the properties for the LsCoreProject
3. Add some application permissions
4. Add/Edit/Delete
5. Make sure SecurityAdministration is checked for debug
6. Now Under the LsCoreProject.App
7. Create a generic Browse screen
8. Screen Name: Profile
9. Screen Data: None
10. This will just give us a public screen for later
11. Create a new Browse screen
12. Screen Name: PermissionsBrowse
13. Screen Data: LsSecurityData.Permissions
14. Change the Permissions List to Tile List
15. Drag the Name field to be before Id
16. Make this screen your Home Screen
17. Save and build your solution
18. Run the app, you should see your 4 permissions

    Pretty cool eh?

19. Back in Visual Studio
20. Select the Permissions Tile List
21. In Properties, select Item Tap
22. Choose an existing method, viewSelected, New Screen
23. Screen Name: PermissionView
24. Screen Data: LsSecurityData.Permission
25. Additional Data: Permission Details
26. In Properties for the screen, select Show As Dialog
27. Adjust your layout to your liking
28. Save your solution and run to preview

Next… Screens For Role Management

Here are the topics and their logical order:

1. Create the project
2. Add external CSS
3. Add external scripts
4. Update the default.htm
5. Add LogIn/LogOut/Register/ChangePassword
6. Create the security data source
7. — You
8. Screens for role management
9. Screens for user management
10. Tables for tile menus
11. Screens for icon management
12. Screens for menu management
13. Create a tile menu screen
14. Create a database project
15. How to deploy successfully
16. Wrap up