Hello Victor,

You could use the URM methods getGroupUsers() or findUserGroups() and then based on current user filter as needed etc.

Regards,

Matt

Hi Skb_ev

See solution below on how to filter  a list-view in sharepoint- site based on an active-directory membership.

Step1:

Go to "SmartObject Service Tester.exe" Path(C:Program FilesK2Bin) and create a SmartObject via "AD Service 2"

Follow the steps : C:Program FilesK2Bin> Double click  "SmartObject Service Tester.exe">Click (+) "ServiceObject Explorer" to collapse>Click (+) "AD Service 2" to Collapse>Right Click AD User>Click "Create SmartObject">Rename "AD User" to "AD User 2">Click "Publish SmartObject"

Step2:

Expand (+)"SmartObject Explorer">Expand (+) "All SmartObjects">Check if SmartObject "AD User 2" is created

Step3:

From SharePoint side we are going to create a Custom List

Step4:

Create a SmartObject and a List View e.g

Step5:

Go to View drag and drop "Data Label" name it "myData Label" and go to Rules e.g

Step6:

The Rule must be like this (Each line will be explained in the next steps)

Step7:

then on AD User2 SmartObject, execute its GetUserByGroups method (configure)

=>Click Configure>Type the Group that you want to get user from e.g Finance

=>Checking If the Field name is equal to System Name.

=> if  they are equal it must display the displayname on the list view where we dragged "Data Label" for the person who login

Step8:

=>If myData Label contains a value

=>then execute the Get List Items method  Configure (Configuration not necessary)

=>If myData Label does not contain a Value

=>then execute "Get List items" Method Configure

Click configure>Go to Filter>on Field choose Colleague> Operator choose equal sign> Value drag System Value.

Click Finish>Ok> Finish

Regards

Elvis

Dear Elvis

Thank you very much for the detailed solution. It works exactly as needed!

Because it may be difficult to understand for all other users: The "magic" is in step 7 and 8.

The trick is to use the AD-Smart Object method "GetUsersByGroups" and filter by the "current user". With this "trick" you get to know if the current user is in a given AD-Group.

• If the result ist empty the user is not a member of the given ad-group
• If the result is not empty the user is a member of a given AD-group

Based on this "boolean"-like result one can change the filter. Here in this example the result has been written to a data-label. But one can also use a parameter (which will be my "version").