user territories:
- request.qmd_userterritories
	- limited to list of user territories
	- territoryid colummn
	
client.usr_userterritories (all terrs, factoring in all terr visibility)
	

the list of all mfrs a user can/should see	
<cfmodule template="/mstrcfmod/bpl/api/cfmod_principals.cfm" 
	userId="#client.id#"
	ownerId="#client.ownerid#" 
	ownerType="#client.ownertype#"
	datasource="#request.datasource#" 
	territoryRestrict="true"
	territoryid="#client.usr_userterritories#"
	queryName="qryUserMfrs">

	
use this to determine user ownership of certain partner types, opr, mfr, cdr, etc.
<cfmodule template="/mstrcfmod/CRM/cfmod_accessibleCustomers.cfm" 
	partnerType="MFR" 
	userId="#client.id#"
	ownerId="#client.ownerid#" 
	ownerType="#client.ownertype#"
	datasource="#request.datasource#" 
	queryName="qryUserMfrs">

	Query fields: PARTNERID,PARTNERNAME,PARTNERTYPE,TERRITORYID
	

this approach is used in the mfr sales call search ctr, and by mg in the following dashboard code

<label for="spl-gauge-ter" style="display:inline-block;width:80px;"><strong>Territory:</strong></label>&nbsp;
<select name="territory" id="spl-gauge-ter" onchange="Fse.SPL.pipelineGaugeViewChanged(this)" style="width:150px;">
	<option value="#client.usr_userTerritories#">All</option>
	
	<cfloop query="request.qmd_userTerritoryHierarchy">
		<option value="#territoryId#" #iif( url.territory eq territoryId, de("selected=""selected"""), de(""))#>#repeatString( "&##160;&##160;", rank )##htmleditformat( territoryName )#</option>
	</cfloop>			
</select>