Condition Help

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@yoli1 

I already replied to your earlier question but it seems you deleted that.

you can use script include and handle this

What did you try so far and what didn't work?

[yoli1]

Hi @Ankur Bawiskar i just cant seem to add my condition to the condition field because it is long what is you suggestion? thank you!!

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@yoli1 

to make it short you can use hasRole with multiple roles passed at once

!ListProperties.isRelatedList() && !ListProperties.isRefList() && (ListProperties.getTable() != "sys_user" || ListProperties.getTable() != " u_user_account " || ListProperties.getTable() != " u_application_user_group" || ListProperties.getTable() != " u_m2m_appl_user_account_to_group " ||gs.hasRole("admin","user_admin","user_editor"))

To add further condition if it's not possible you can create a script include and add that condition there and call it

[yoli1]

@Ankur Bawiskar should my script include be like this ?

var ListPropertiesCondition = Class.create();
ListPropertiesCondition.prototype = {
    initialize: function () {},

    isConditionMet: function (listProperties) {
        return (
            !listProperties.isRelatedList() &&
            !listProperties.isRefList() &&
            (listProperties.getTable() != "sys_user" ||
            listProperties.getTable() != "u_user_account" ||
            listProperties.getTable() != "u_application_user_group" ||
            listProperties.getTable() != "u_m2m_appl_user_account_to_group" ||
            gs.hasRole("admin") ||
            gs.hasRole("user_admin") ||
            gs.hasRole("user_editor"))
        );
    },
};