Share Add-In menu with other usersHello,
I created an Add-In menu and commands to run some scripts.
I shared this scripts at the network and install in a computer using my username / password.
But, when another user log in the computer and try to access the Add-In, it doesn't appear to the another user.
How can I solve this, I mean, how can I share this Add-In with another user accounts in the same computer.
Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersI went to 'Help > Scripting Index', and searched on 'addin':
It looks like (with a loop of some kind) 'Register AddIn()' would allow you to load add-ins programatically. So you could, for instance, have code in jmpStart.jsl that scans a location and manages add-ins (installs, updates, deletes) for each user.
Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersHi, I have a question.
How can the person going to use the add in just add all the scripts at once rather than uploading each add in?
Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersYes. It will be available unless you 'unregister' it via 'View > Add-Ins...'.
Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersOk, thanks. I did this and works. Only one last question: I suppose that each user needs to do this action.
But, it is necessary only one time?Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersPlace the .jmpaddin file in a location that the other user can reach, then ask them to use 'File > Open' with this file. It should prompt to confirm the install should proceed.
Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersThe Add-In that I installed using my credentials is not available when another user access JMP with his credentials.
The menu Add-In don't appear.Re: Share Add-In menu with other usersOne of the nice things about a JMP add-in is that it bundles everything into one file. If you put that file into a shared location, then anyone who can access that location can install it into their own JMP instance. No passwords are required, unless you built that requirement into the add-in itself.
I haven't tried it, but I assume that having multiple user accounts on the same machine should not be an issue. What errors do they see?
