Hey Kenneth,
This isn't a direct answer to your question by you can setup the equivalent of a dynamic view rule. You can put your script conditions in a script include function and then call that as one of the conditions in the view rule.
View Rule (second condition is "javascript:dynamicViewRule()")
In this case the "active is true" condition isn't needed. You could do all your conditions in the script or as a combination of conditions from the condtion builder and the dynamic script. The view rule javascript has access to current so you can evaluate anything on the current record as needed.
Script Include:
function dynamicViewRule(){
// Set return based on the condition field we're using
var trueCondition = current.number;
var falseCondition = "No View Rule";
var result;
// Condition to evaluate
if(current.short_description == "Test Major Incident"){
result = trueCondition;
}else{
result = falseCondition;
}
return result;
}
Basically if my conditions match I return the current number which matches the condition builder selection. If my condition doesn't match, I return a string that doesn't match anything so that the condtion builder "Number == 'No View Rule'" results in false and isn't applied.
Result: The view rule is applied where my short description matches the condition
If I add an "s" to the end of the short description and save it, the condition no longer matches. The view rule no longer applies and I can change the view:
