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--- widget_management [2023/01/29 17:40] – created wtkadmin
+++ widget_management [2023/01/29 17:44] – [Defauling Widgets to User Dashboard] wtkadmin
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 When a dashboard needs to be edited by a user, simply copy the WidgetGroup and fill the wtkWidgetGroup_X_Widget.UserUID value with the wtkUsers.UID value.  Then the user will be able to add, delete and re-prioritize widgets for their own dashboard.
-===== Defauling Widgets to User Dashboard =====
+===== Defaulting Widgets to User Dashboard =====
 The logic used to determine if a widget set is copied to a user is as follows:
-If user already has at least one personal widget then skip.
+  * If user already has at least one personal widget then skip.
-Otherwise check to see if there is a Widget Group with a Staff Role that matches the wtkUsers.StaffRole.  If so, copy that WidgetGroup regardless of SecurityLevel.
+  * Otherwise check to see if there is a Widget Group with a Staff Role that matches the wtkUsers.StaffRole.  If so, copy that WidgetGroup regardless of SecurityLevel.
-If there is not a matching StaffRole WiddgetGroup, then check to see if there is a matching SecurityLevel.  If so, copy that WidgetGroup.
+  * If there is not a matching StaffRole WiddgetGroup, then check to see if there is a matching SecurityLevel.  If so, copy that WidgetGroup.
 The "copy" process copies the `wtkWidgetGroup_X_Widget` data for the associated wtkWidgetGroup with NULL UserUID values making the new set contain the wtkUsers.UID in the wtkWidgetGroup_X_Widget.UserUID value.