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  • Explanation:
    •  Navigation
      • The Expand All and Collapse All buttons open and close any child branches.
      • The Expand Active and Collapse Active buttons open and close child branches with granted or denied permissions.
      • The + and - icons at the right edge of each permission icon open and close child branches.
    • Status and Colors
      • Permissions show the following background colors to indicate the status:
        • White: Permission is not assigned, i.e. is not granted and is not denied.
        • Dark Blue: Permission is granted and the grant is inherited to child permissions recursively.
        • Light Blue: Permission is inherited from a granted parent permission.
        • Dark Grey: Permission is denied and the denial is inherited to child permissions recursively..
        • Light Grey: Permission is inherited from a denied parent permission.
      • Display of permission can include a triangular attention sign such as Image Added
        • The white background color indicates an unassigned permission, the triangle indicates that further down in the permission hierarchy a permission is granted or denied.
        • The blue background color indicates a granted/inherited permission, the triangle indicates that further down in the permission hierarchy a permission is not granted or is denied.
      • Granting Permissions
        • Clicking the middle of an unassigned (white) permission grants the permission (dark blue).
        • Clicking the middle of a granted permission revokes the grant and puts the permission to the unassigned status (white).
      • Denying Permissions
        • The + icon inside a permission icon denies the permission (dark grey) recursively for child permissions that are located deeper in the permissions tree (light grey).
        • A denied permission shows the - icon, clicking this icon revokes the denial and puts the permission to the unassigned status.
    • Undo/Redo
      • Changes to the permissions tree are stored to the JS7 - Database.
      • The Undo button allows the last 10 changes to be undone stepwise.
        • Any changes held in the Undo button will be deleted when the user leaves the Permissions sub-view.
      • The Redo button changes the permissions tree back to its initial state when the Permissions sub-view is displayed.
        • The status held with the Redo button is deleted when a user leaves the Permissions sub-view.

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