I have 6 fields are required to be read-only based on the value of a previous field, pos_description. If pos_description = YES, then all 6 fields are read-only, else if pos_description = NO, then all 6 fields are not read-only. All of these fields are combined in one UI policy.
These 6 fields are also visible/not visible, depending on the value of the field before each one. So if field1 is empty, then field2 will not be visible. If field1 is not empty, then field2 is visible. If field2 is empty, then field3 will not be visible, but if field2 is not empty, then field3 will be visible, and so fourth. Each of these fields have their own UI policy for that.
The problem I'm encountering is that when pos_description = YES, all of fields are read-only EXCEPT for field2. If I disable the UI policy for field2, then it does become read-only, as expected. But I'm not sure what is it about that UI policy that's creating a conflict, and why it's different from any of the other fields, as they all have the same UI policy actions.
This is the UI policy for all 6 fields to make them read-only:
This is the UI policy for field2
Neither UI policy has a script nor are there any client scripts.
Use debug UI policies to find out root cause.
Also, use field watcher to find out what all code is running of these field.
Hi
I guess you just need to change one value, which you can see in the sceenshot attached below:
Let me know if that works and mark my answer as correct and helpful.
Enjoy and BR
Dirk
