ProvisioningTreeList and Views setup

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this feature allows you to have custom toolbar buttons which point at an object and present a tree list with custom search and columns as a custom view this article requires some knowledge of configuration of custom search forms and lists this article will use privilegedaccounts as the object toolbar button on resources > privileged accounts > web toolbar (the one with no flags) add a new ribbonbutton \<ribbonbutton link="=/" startpage="tree/query?view=web myview" text="#view/instances;view list" imageurl="list"> \</ribbonbutton> the name of the view can be customised, but this in the startpage configuration, this should be prefixed with web the example we are using is web myview the name of the view should be used in all of the parameters below, e g web myview\ list and web myview\ search columns on resources > privileged accounts create a new parameter named web myview\ list with the following content customised to your requirements \<?xml version="1 0" encoding="utf 16"?> \<webform> \<panel> \<provisioningtreelist zerocounttemplate="no accounts found" selecttype="none"> \<columns> \<activategridcolumn title="last password reset" boundvalue="passwordlastset" format="datetime"> \</activategridcolumn> \<activategridcolumn title="next password reset" boundvalue="passwordnextchange" format="datetime"> \</activategridcolumn> \</columns> \</provisioningtreelist> \</panel> \</webform> search on resources > privileged accounts create a new parameter named web myview\ search with the following content customised to your requirements \<?xml version="1 0" encoding="utf 16"?> \<webform> \<panel width="100%"> \<validatedtextbox id="validatedtextbox1" label="name" activatebind="displayname" /> \<querysizelimit id="sizelimit" label="max items" activatebind="sizelimit"> \</querysizelimit> \<literal id="literal1" text="debug test" /> \</panel> \<query>\<!\[cdata\[1=1 ]]>\</query> \<querydescription>\<!\[cdata\[ ]]>\</querydescription> \</webform>