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Just add a check to see if the current user is an admin:

  <div class="splitcontentright">
    <% if User.current.admin? && @members_by_role.any? %>
    <div class="box">
        <h3 class="icon22 icon22-users"><%=l(:label_member_plural)%></h3>    
        <p><% @members_by_role.keys.sort.each do |role| %>
        <%= role.name %>:
        <%= @members_by_role[role].collect(&:user).sort.collect{|u| link_to_user u}.join(", ") %>
        <br />
        <% end %></p>
    </div>
    <% end %>

Eric

That works alright, but how would I grant access to someone that isn't a site administrator. I see the admin property is not treated the same as regular roles.

I imagine something like

User.current.projects(@project).role.name == 'Developer' && @members_by_role.any?

I had a need to do this myself. With 1.1.2, little different. Edited first line of /home/redmine/redmine-1.1.2/views/projects/_members_box.html.erb with following:

<% if User.current.admin? %>

Now, only admins can see the members box.

Is there any way to change this so that all users only see some of the users. ie they see a list off all other members with the same role that they have.
so it I am a developer I;d ses the other developers, but none of the admins or anyother users.

thanks

basically
is there a way to do User.current.projects(Herve Harster).role.name == 'Developer' && @members_by_role.any?
or something

steven gebbie wrote:

Is there any way to change this so that all users only see some of the users. ie they see a list off all other members with the same role that they have.
so it I am a developer I;d ses the other developers, but none of the admins or anyother users.

thanks

Helo all,

Im a redmine newbie discovering the 1.2 version..

I was also looking for this function because we dont want to expose
private information such as users and profile belonging to a project.

<% if User.current.admin? %> is working but I would like to extend this
to the project manager role or even developers.

So, I'm still looking for a method to do it
Hopeless ? ;-)

plap

Hello everyone,

I find a way to do a test on the role, not very proper, but works... :)
<% if authorize_for('members', 'new') %> for example.
And just one role is about to do this, so works for all roles that can create new member...

If someone finds a proper way to test on the role itself, i'm really interested...

Take care and have a merry christmas... :)

Hi everyone,

I was able to achieve this by adding the following condition to app/views/projects/_members_box.html.erb

<% if @users_by_role.any? && User.current.roles_for_project(Herve Harster).include?(Role.find(:first, :conditions => "name='Project Manager'")) %>

I am not sure if that is the best way to perform this check, but it is working at least :-)
If anyone knows a better way of doing this, I would be interested to know.

Hope this helps!
~TJ

TJ Wrenn wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was able to achieve this by adding the following condition to app/views/projects/_members_box.html.erb

<% if @users_by_role.any? && User.current.roles_for_project(Herve Harster).include?(Role.find(:first, :conditions => "name='Project Manager'")) %>

I am not sure if that is the best way to perform this check, but it is working at least :-)
If anyone knows a better way of doing this, I would be interested to know.

Hope this helps!
~TJ

I tried this but only get error.

<% if User.current.admin? %> this one worked for me as well. I'll eventually modify it to check for a "View Members" role to allow explicitly allowing users by adding a role for any user whom I want to see this pane.

However, I'll also need to modify the list to remove our employees who may be assigned to the project, or perhaps "omit" Managers from the "Members" list.

Thanks for the help from the board!

Bill

Hi everyone,

I was able to achieve this by adding the following condition to app/views/projects/_members_box.html.erb

<% if @users_by_role.any? && User.current.roles_for_project(Herve Harster).include?(Role.find(:first, :conditions => "name='Project Manager'")) %>

I am not sure if that is the best way to perform this check, but it is working at least :-)
If anyone knows a better way of doing this, I would be interested to know.

Hope this helps!
~TJ

Works very good to me... But I have Redmine 1.3 on my server.

I tried this but only get error.

Joe, maybe you have an old version of Redmine, that's why you get an error.
Also, have to check the name of Role. For me, I had to put 'Manager'. But no error if i put the wrong name.

Also, it could be good to add a module for this. Because, not very clean to change Redmine core... If anyone knows an existant module for this... Could be great.. .:)
Have a good day, and a Happy new year... :)

Hi All,
I am very new in Redmine. I installed Version 1.4.2 (Bitnami setup)

I want to hide member list in project overview too. but I cannot find the mentioned file "app/views/projects/show.rhtml"

please can you explain in detail, what I have to do in Version 1.4?

Thanks

Richard

.rhtml file extension has been replaced with .html.erb.

Etienne E: thanks a lot

I think, I have found now the mentioned file, but I would need further help.

I assume the relevant code in show.html.erb is this:

<div class="splitcontentright">
  <%= render :partial => 'members_box' %>

  <% if @news.any? && authorize_for('news', 'index') %>
  <div class="news box">
    <h3><%=l(:label_news_latest)%></h3>
    <%= render :partial => 'news/news', :collection => @news %>
    <p><%= link_to l(:label_news_view_all), :controller => 'news', :action => 'index', :project_id => @project %></p>
  </div>
  <% end %>
  <%= call_hook(:view_projects_show_right, :project => @project) %>
</div>

but the code is very different. I assume (but I do not know this programming language), it is moved to something called "view_projects_show_right"...but I cannot find this name somewhere else in the whole redmine directory (text search).
please give me an additional hint (I promise, I will learn very fast, I am a very experienced C/C++ programer) ;-)

view_projects_show_right is a hook that allows a plugin to get the hand at runtime when the hook is called.

You should check for some app/views/projects/_members_box.html.erb instead.

Many Thanks again...it works!!!

In the file, you mentioned, I found the relevant code.
I have changed the if clause according to previous post in this thread:

    <% if User.current.admin? && @members_by_role.any? %>

and it works as expected!

in principle I have finished this issue now. But this change is made in the redmine sources itself.
I should create a plugin, which will replace the standard functionality with the new behaviour.

you told already, view_projects_show_right is a hook for plugins. Can I use this? Can you give me a link to an example, how to work with such hooks in plugins?

Richard

You could start by reading Hooks.

hello, the last line of the discussion ara focusing on a plugin project. Has it been implemented?

Please help! I have the same BIG problem of hiding the list of the project users for security reason and commercial information hiding (I don't want the users to be able to know who they are and how many!).

Best regards.

http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/PluginBlocksLayout

If you want to hide a specific role, you can try Redmine Tweaks

Alexander Meindl wrote:

If you want to hide a specific role, you can try Redmine Tweaks

Hello, Alexander.
I have the same issue as described above. I’ve tried Redmine_tweaks plugin. It is really helpful thing. Many thanx for your work. However I did not find ‘Hide role in project memberbox’ options in the plugin configuration. I work with Redmine 2.6.0 and Redmine_tweaks 0.5.1

Could you please explore how and where ‘Hide role in project memberbox’ is configured.

Thank you.

Hi Oleg,
you find a new permission for it in the permission setting. Select the role you want to hide and activate `hide role in memberbox'

Alexander Meindl wrote:

Hi Oleg,
you find a new permission for it in the permission setting. Select the role you want to hide and activate `hide role in memberbox'

Super!Thanx!

Yea. This doesn't work in Redmine 3.3.

What am I missing?

You have to install the Redmine Tweaks plugin http://www.redmine.org/plugins/redmine_tweaks. Then you will find the permission to hide or activate the memberbox.