Custome Authorization Scheme

Hello,
Is it possible to pass any parameters to my own Authorization Scheme? For example the name of the item. I would like to create my own auth. system, and to evaluate is the user has a specific right to "click" a button, or not I need the button name/id or anything to check with Authorization Scheme is the user authorizated or not.
Thanks,
András

Hi,
If I did understand corretly what you mean and you are talking about Authentication scheme, answer is no.
But for workaround you can refer items in your Authentication Function using v function
v('Px_MY_ITEM');Br,Jari

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