Hi, Lets say User A has 'Manager' privileges on Process Model A tha

charlesb454 over 9 years ago

Hi,
Lets say User A has 'Manager' privileges on Process Model A that issue a task to Group B. The task is configured with 'No privilege' to assignees (so assignees can't reassign). User A has access to a tempo task report showing (through a!queryProcessAnalytics) tasks assigned to Group B. When User A selects a task from the report (i.e. clicking on a link to the task) the task is displayed with the 'Reassign Task' link in the left column of the screen, as expected (User A being a 'Manager' of the PM). After clicking on the link the only people User A can reassign to is itself or the group he belongs to. I expected to be able to select anyone, like an administrator can do. What can I do in order for User A to be able to select from all users (or some subset I can specify) apart from giving User A administrative privileges ?

Thank you,

Charles

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0 charlesb454 over 9 years ago

You are right as Group B is a restricted group. Changing that to public has the effect of allowing User A to reassign to Group B but not members of Group B though. On the other hand adding User A as an administrator of group B allows User A to pick users from group B.

Thank you very much for directing me on the right track!
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0 charlesb454 over 9 years ago

You are right as Group B is a restricted group. Changing that to public has the effect of allowing User A to reassign to Group B but not members of Group B though. On the other hand adding User A as an administrator of group B allows User A to pick users from group B.

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