Hi
Where a user has no data based on the RLS permissions, instead of showing them a dashboard with all the empty visuals, I'd like to be able to automatically hide all the normal visuals and instead show something like a card with a nice message explaing they have no access to any data etc. There is currently no automated method to accomplish this or to redirect to another page based on a row count being 0. I realise you can make lots of changes to make things look invisible based on a measure, but it requires a lot messing with to get this into the desired state.
What I thought we be a neater way would be to be able to group visuals into containers and then be able to dissable/hide/resize the contains. Then if I had say two containers, I could then set container 1 to be enable based on a row count measure > 0, while containter 2 to be enable on a the measure = 0.
Many thanks for reading this.
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