User Properties - E-Forms - English - Foundation 22.1 - OnBase - Premier - external - Standard - Premier - Standard

E-Forms

Platform
OnBase
Product
E-Forms
Release
Foundation 22.1
License
Premier
Standard

The following properties display information about the currently logged in user. A user can only access these properties when they are defined on the E-Form. If these properties are not defined on the E-Form, they are not added to the E-Form upon creation. All of the following properties display the currently logged in user on both new and archived E-Forms when the E-Form is loaded.

CAUTION:

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User Property

Description

OBProperty_CurrentUserEmailAddress

Displays the currently logged in user's email address, which is specified in the Configuration module. If no email address has been specified, this property is left blank.

OBProperty_CurrentUserGroupIDs

Displays the currently logged in user's User Group ID numbers. The property contains a comma (,) delimited list of the User Group ID numbers.

OBProperty_CurrentUserGroupNames

Displays the currently logged in user's User Group names. The property contains a comma (,) delimited list of the User Group names.

OBProperty_CurrentUserID

Displays the User ID of the currently logged in user.

OBProperty_CurrentUserName

Displays the OnBase user name of the currently logged in user.

OBProperty_CurrentUserRealName

Displays the real name of the currently logged in user, which is specified in the Configuration module. If no real name has been specified, this property is left blank.

OBProperty_CurrentUserDisplayName

Displays the display name of the currently logged in user based on the global client setting in the Configuration module. If the global client setting is set to show the user's real name, and no real name has been configured, this property displays the OnBase user name.

Note:

These property names are not case-sensitive.