Disable user actions and views

You can disable the appearance of several views in the app, and you can control whether the user can add or edit libraries and Favorites view entries.

Consider the outcome for disabling actions and views. For example, if you choose to hide both the Favorites view, Examples view, or the Recently viewed view in the app, then by default, the app starts with an empty view. If you set these configuration options to YES, you should specify an AppStartupAction so that the user can interact with a working view at app start-up time.

• Preventing users from adding or editing libraries
  You can configure the app so that the sidebar menu options Add and Edit for libraries are disabled.
• Preventing users from editing Favorites
  You can prevent a user from adding to, rearranging, or removing analyses from the Favorites view.
• Hiding the Favorites view
  You can configure the app to hide the Favorites view.
• Hiding the Examples view
  You can configure the app to hide the Examples view.
• Hiding the app help
  You can configure the app to hide the Help button.
• Hiding the Recently-Viewed view
  You can configure the app to hide the Recently viewed view.
• Hiding the Info button in the Analysis view toolbar
  You can configure the app to hide the Info button in the Analysis view, which prevents the display of the analysis metadata, including the analysis URL.
• Hiding the Close button in the custom web view
  You can configure the app to hide the Close button in a custom web view.