How can I make the IS (DYNAMIC) operator available in a conditions field for a non reference field?
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07-21-2025 08:32 AM
I want to create a UX List in the Service Operations Workspace to show all knowledge articles in the language of the user. However, in the conditions field I am not capable of using "javascript:condition" sintax nor to use the IS (DYNAMIC) operator. This makes me arise the question in the subject: How can I make the IS (DYNAMIC) operator available in a conditions field for a non reference field? I have tried to create a Dynamic Filter Option but the operator did not appear in the conditions field on the UX List.
Thanks for everything!
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07-21-2025 08:35 AM - edited 07-21-2025 08:36 AM
Hi @jordimsant that is not possible 😞
However here's a workaround:
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07-21-2025 11:55 PM
In this article, you talk of setting a reference qualifier to the field in the dictionary, but I don't want the condition of the language to apply in every sys_ux_list, only to this one.
I would like to apply a filter of the type "Language IS (DYNAMIC) My Language" only to this sys_ux_list. How would you do it without creating to different lists in the workspace?
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07-22-2025 12:52 AM
Hmmmm I'd say it's impossible... you have a list with some behaviour if you want it to different you must change it. 😕 no idea
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