Implementation

Hiding tabs

The following CSS property hides the element to which it is applied:

	display:none;


We are therefore going to apply the display: none style to all the elements we want to hide :

	.AdminPlace//tools//memory,
	.proxiesTab,
	.usersTab,
	.ldapsTab,
	.oauthTab,
	.stylesheetsTab,
	.xmlsTab,
	.pluginsTab,
	.core,
	.serversTab{display: none!important;}


The idea is to add style to the opening of FlowerDocs. To do this, we will add the canAttach option to the page:

	function hideAdminMenus(styleContent){
		const hideAdminMenusStyle = document.createElement('style');
		hideAdminMenusStyle.textContent = styleContent;
		document.head.append(hideAdminMenusStyle);
	}

Depending on profile

We need to know the profile(s) of the current user to know which tabs will be visible to them. To do this, we are going to use the FlowerDocs JS API:

	var userAPI = JSAPI.get().getUserAPI();
	var profiles = userAPI.getProfiles();


Finally, we can hide menus for users with the MANAGER profile:

function hideAdminMenus(styleContent){
  const hideAdminMenusStyle = document.createElement('style');
  hideAdminMenusStyle.textContent = styleContent;
  document.head.append(hideAdminMenusStyle);
}
var hiddenMenus = '.AdminPlace\\/tools\\/memory,'
					+'.proxiesTab,'
					+'.usersTab,'
					+'.ldapsTab,'
					+'.oauthTab,'
					+'.stylesheetsTab,'
					+'.xmlsTab,'
					+'.pluginsTab,'
					+'.core,'
					+'.serversTab{display: none!important;}';
var userAPI = JSAPI.get().getUserAPI();
var profiles = userAPI.getProfiles();
if(profiles.includes('MANAGER')){
  hideAdminMenus(hiddenMenus);
}