So...I'm not fan of DOM manipulation in general, but as long as we're not drastically altering elements in a way that might break them it's generally ok for one-off situations like this. That being said, there is a way you could do it, with a little extra work.
First you will need the sys_id of the variable you want to hide, along with the name of the variable.
You will also want to make sure that the variable is at the bottom of the list in the variable set as what I can show you will make it not visible, but it will still take up space in the layout.
Then, a script like this onload in the variable set should do the trick - just replace the name and sys_id and give it a go!
You will need to set isolate script for this one to false (unchecked) - if that is not on the form for your client script, you can add it to the list view and set it there.
function onLoad() {
//Type appropriate comment here, and begin script below
var sys_id = '1afe7f2b07b1a010c5cff1e08c1ed061'; //populate with your variable sys_id
var field_name = 'text'; //populate with your variable name
if (window === null) {
//we are in the Service Portal so we use jQuery
setTimeout(function() {
this.jQuery("#" + field_name).hide();
}, 500);
} else {
//We are in the UI so we use getElement
g_form.getElement('IO:' + sys_id).style.display = "none";
g_form.getElement('variable_IO:' + sys_id).style.display = "none";
}
}
I hope this helps!
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Michael Jones - Proud member of the CloudPires team!
I hope this helps!
Michael D. Jones
Proud member of the GlideFast Consulting Team!
