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How to restrict the controller action for users which are logged in using “Grant Login Access” in Salesforce?
A Visualforce page and Controller is created. How to restrict the controller action for users which are logged in using “Grant Login Access” in Salesforce?
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When System admin logged in on the behalf of any other user. On upper right corner message is displayed that user is logged-in on behalf of some other user. In Visualforce page we can search for the element with class name present or not? If the element with that Class name exist means logged-in user is not a actual user.
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There's no supported way to detect that a user is masquerading as another user via Grant Login Access. I have seen some suggestions around cookie sniffing, but as you want to restrict access I'd say that would be a very fragile.
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