managing_users
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| managing_users [2021/11/02 09:11] – [Guest user] emozolyak | managing_users [2021/11/24 11:11] – [Guest user] emozolyak | ||
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| Admin can add as many roles and users as needed in your project. | Admin can add as many roles and users as needed in your project. | ||
| - | ==== Guest user ==== | + | ===== Guest user ===== |
| In some cases, you may want to avoid users using keyboard for entering the WebHMI: | In some cases, you may want to avoid users using keyboard for entering the WebHMI: | ||
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| Click //Login into system// for standard login page. | Click //Login into system// for standard login page. | ||
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| + | ==== Auto close unattended user session ==== | ||
| + | When working in a “multitasking” mode, most users open and leave “for ever” a lot of open tabs at the same time – this is more practical than constantly opening and closing the same tab. They are often opened from different devices. However, the system continues to exchange data with the browser, even if the user does not look at the page for several days. This subtle “trickle” can become a “stream” in a multiuser system, and also create unnecessary load on the system. | ||
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| + | Now, in the user settings, you can set an idle timeout after which the exchange of data with the page will automatically stop and resume after the page is refreshed. | ||
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managing_users.txt · Last modified: 2023/04/25 13:30 by emozolyak