UI polices condition

[RyoyaFukuda]

Hi all
I would like to create a similar condition in a UI policy, using the following client script condition as a reference.
The feild type for which “newValue” is set is String.

if(!(newValue=== 'test1' ||newValue=== 'test2' )){

}

I am having trouble getting it to work.

[Juhi Poddar · Accepted solution]

Hello @RyoyaFukuda 

• Since you're using dot-walking and the content field is not directly present on the form, UI Policy changes won’t reflect immediately. This is because dot-walked fields are not truly client-side editable and don’t trigger UI Policy evaluations the same way direct fields do.
• However, if you're working with a reference field that is directly on the form (not dot-walked), UI Policies should work as expected in real time.

Hope this helps!

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Thank You
Juhi Poddar

[Nishant8]

Hello @RyoyaFukuda, Since dot walking has a problem, alternatively, you can try following a simple client script to make the field mandatory/non-mandatory. Please adjust the field name accordingly, if required

function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading, isTemplate) {
    if (isLoading || newValue === '') {
        return;
    }
    var category1LevelValue = g_form.getReference('category1Level', myCallback);

    function myCallback(category1LevelValue) {
        if ( category1LevelValue && category1LevelValue.name != 'Test1' && category1LevelValue.name != 'Test2' ) {
            g_form.setReadOnly('u_int', true);
			return;
        }
		g_form.setReadOnly('u_int', false);
    }
}

Regards,

Nishant

[Shubham_Jain]

@RyoyaFukuda 

u_field_name is not test1
AND
u_field_name is not test2