Is it possible to hide one or more PDPs for specific people or groups in a Project Server 2010 environment? The answer to this is and here is one way of doing it without any coding.
1. Navigate to Server Settings and click on Project Detail Pages
2. Select the PDP you want to hide and choose “Manage Permissions” from the right menu button next to the PDP name
3. Select “Stop inheriting permissions” for managing the security settings manual
4. Grant or deny access to the groups or people that should be able to view the PDP
5. Now only the selected people or groups are able to view the PDP from the Menubar.
6. Be aware that Project Managers are able to “catch” the PDP values through the Project 2010 client. However, for regular team-members and other without the client it is now hidden.
Hi Peter ,
I am trying to apply same settings in Project Server 2013 , Instead of Manage permissons i am selecting Shared with
I am getting a message while clicking it –
“Column ‘Title’ does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user. /PWA/Project Detail Pages”
Hi Peter ,
I am trying the same solution in PS 2013, but I am not able to do it .
Instead of Manage permissions,I am selecting shared with . I am getting a message –
“Column ‘Title’ does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user. /PWA/Project Detail Pages”
Can you please tell how to do permission changes in PS 2013 .
Regards
Indresh
Brilliant ! The most brillant solutionare the most elegant ones: the simple ones 😉