This page has moved. Please update your links:This article on Field Security falls under the category of things that I need to come back to and read:
A Guide To Developing A Dynamic People Soft Field Security Application
This page has moved. Please update your links:Here is a GreaseMonkey Script that changes the languages options on the PeopleSoft login page to users’ names. When you click on the user’s name, it populates the username and password. It is great for when you are testing Workflow or something like that.
// ==UserScript==
// @name PSautologin
// @namespace https://psst0101.wordpress.com
// @description Automatic Login for PS
// @include http://ps_server:*/psp/*/EMPLOYEE/ERP/?cmd=logout
// @include http://ps_server:*/psp/*/?cmd=login*
// @include http://ps_server:*/psp/HR90CNV/*/HRMS/?cmd=logout
// ==/UserScript==
// set up jQuery variable
var $;
// Add jQuery
var GM_JQ = document.createElement("script");
GM_JQ.src = "http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js";
GM_JQ.type = "text/javascript";
document.body.appendChild(GM_JQ);
// Check if jQuery's loaded
var checker=setInterval(function(){
if(typeof ($ = unsafeWindow.jQuery) != "undefined") {
clearInterval(checker);
letsJQuery();
}
},100);
// All your GM code must be inside this function
function letsJQuery() {
var selectALanguage = $('.pslanguageframe .psloginlabel:contains("Select a Language")');
selectALanguage.text("Select A User:");
$('.pslanguageframe .pslogintext').toggleClass('skpremove');
$('.pslanguageframe .pslogintext').text("Hello");
$('.pslanguageframe .textnormal').remove();
$('.pslanguageframe .pslogintext:first').text("test");
addUser('PS', 'PS');
addUser('VP1', 'VP1');
$('.pslanguageframe .skpremove').remove();
$('table:first table:first > tbody > tr:eq(1) td').html('<a href="http://serverWithList/">Other Instances</a>');
}
function addUser(userName, password) {
var newLink = $('.pslanguageframe .skpremove:first').html("<a href='javascript:login'>" + userName + "</a>").toggleClass('skpremove').children('a');
newLink.attr('userName', userName);
newLink.attr('password', password);
newLink.click(loginwith);
}
function loginwith() {
userName = $(this).attr('userName');
password = $(this).attr('password');
$('#userid').val(userName);
$('#pwd').val(password);
// don't trigger URL for link
return false;
}
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