How can I add conditions to Dictionary Override option

Akash4
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My requirement is "When Create New Incident is clicked and the created member is not a member of a Service Desk, the Contact Type should default to Self-Service, else to 'Phone'.

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If they are allowed to pick anything, then I would recommend the business rule. The user experience would look something like this.



  • Any user enters the form (service desk or anyone else.)
  • They fill out the form including the contact type.
  • No matter what they pick, if they are service desk, it gets set to self-service when the record is created. If not, they are set to phone. This is the business rule I wrote above. It does not apply to users with admin role. They stay with what they picked.
  • If they like, they can go back and change it later as the business rule doesn't apply to 'update' operations, only insert.

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If it can be done with a client script (removing options and setting default values) then do it that way as the user doesn't pick one thing and get another (from the business rule.)


User can pick any choice on requirement, hence it cannot be read-only.


And is this possible from Client scripting ?


Regards, Akash
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If they are allowed to pick anything, then I would recommend the business rule. The user experience would look something like this.



  • Any user enters the form (service desk or anyone else.)
  • They fill out the form including the contact type.
  • No matter what they pick, if they are service desk, it gets set to self-service when the record is created. If not, they are set to phone. This is the business rule I wrote above. It does not apply to users with admin role. They stay with what they picked.
  • If they like, they can go back and change it later as the business rule doesn't apply to 'update' operations, only insert.

Thanks for the description, let me try and verify. Will get back to you. 🙂


Regards, Akash
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