To allow the same users who have access to the Diagrams application to access the new application, leave the 'requiredPrivilege' attribute as is. This name is only used for identifying the application in the Framework.xml file.Ĥ. Enter a descriptive name attribute for the new application. Leave the web hosting application id attribute ( 3a0163ba-c26d-4b79-a846-9e62961ddced) as is.ģ. The first element in the Framework.xml file corresponds to the first application button shown in the framework.Ģ. Copy the element for Diagrams, and paste it where you want the new application to appear in the list of application buttons. In the element for the button you want to hide, if there are existing comments (text between ), select and delete the comments.ġ. Select the element you want to move, then cut and paste it where you want it to appear in the list of application buttons.ġ.

The order of elements in the Framework.xml file corresponds to the order of the application buttons shown in the framework. It is recommended to take a backup of the framework.xml file before proceeding.ġ. In the Explorer window, right-click Framework.xml, and open it with your preferred xml editor or Notepad++. In the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager window, expand > Sites > Default Web Site.Ĥ. You must have administrator permissions to access IIS.Ģ. Click Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. NOTE:To customize the application buttons in the application framework, you must have read permissions to access the server, and write permissions to edit files.ġ. įor Power Monitoring Expert 9.0, reference attached document for making modifications to the Web Applications Tabs.įor Power Monitoring Expert 8.x and below, follow steps below: Ensure the backups are in a location that will not be overwritten (i.e.

* Warning: Take backups of any files prior to modifying them. Power Monitoring Expert( PME) 9.0, 8.x, PME 7.2.X, SPM 7 The user wants to reorder,hide or add custom tab in PME 8.x, PME 7.2.x and SPM 7 web applications.

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