You can control what users see what on each page, using Security tags.

Each user can have a list of security settings or values held for them, in the User page in the Designer. Security tags within templates check against that list, and only include anything between the security opening and closing tags if there is an appropriate match.

Security tags are in the format %S Relationship Value [Relationship Value]% the conditional HTML or tags %/S%

Relationship will usually be =, but it can be NE, >, etc. Please note, however, that if you want to use relationships other than =, you must ensure that every user has at least one security value set. = is the only relationship that works correctly if any users do not have security values set.

For example:

<input name="EXAMPLES_CUSTOMER_NAME" value="%EXAMPLES_CUSTOMERS_NAME%">
%S = CreditLimit = Administrator%
<input name="EXAMPLES_CUSTOMER_CREDITLIMIT" value="%EXAMPLES_CUSTOMERS_CREDITLIMIT%">
%/S%
<input name="EXAMPLES_CUSTOMER_BALANCE" value="%EXAMPLES_CUSTOMERS_BALANCE%" readonly>

In the above example, only users with security settings of CreditLimit or Administrator will be able to see or set a customer's credit limit. The page will actually display differently for these users; these users will see the Credit Limit information, whereas the same page, for other users, will not contain the Credit Limit information at all.