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03 Apr, 2017 •

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That's the point of filtering the list. Admin can see all the users from the app management console. While the app is running, filters and permissions would be enforced upon everyone (even if the logged-in user is the administrator).

In your case, you could bypass this condition with something like "... and customProperties.id!='admin'".

Please note since these filters support Hibernate Query Language, you can create any condition you like as far it is a valid HQL query,

Hope this helps!

Thanks.

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03 Apr, 2017 •

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like this customProperties.name = '#currentUser.firstName#' and customProperties.id!='admin' ?

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