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5 hours ago
Hi everyone,
I’m working on a form that has a choice field with 4 different options. Each option should display a different set of fields. To achieve this, I created 4 separate UI Policies, one for each option.
However, I’m running into a problem:
Some fields are included in more than one UI Policy Action
When I change the option, the fields from the previous UI Policy remain visible
Even if I disable Reverse if false, the issue continues
It looks like the UI Policies are overriding each other and not resetting the form correctly
My question: What is the correct way to handle this scenario when the same field appears in multiple UI Policies? Should each field only be controlled by a single UI Policy, and if so, what is the recommended structure for 4-option logic?
Any guidance or best practices would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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3 hours ago
Hi @beycos
You're correct - when multiple UI policies are created for the same field(s), the behavior can be of unexpected result. You should instead just have 1 UI policy pr. field and define the rule set.
If my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as the accepted solution and give a thumbs up.
Best regards
Anders
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3 hours ago
I will tell you the logical way to do UI Policies.
check which are the fields are common among certain conditions, make it separate UI Policy. For all unique fields create a separate UI Policy with that condition.
Regards
Suman P.
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Hi @beycos
You're correct - when multiple UI policies are created for the same field(s), the behavior can be of unexpected result. You should instead just have 1 UI policy pr. field and define the rule set.
If my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as the accepted solution and give a thumbs up.
Best regards
Anders
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MVP 2025
linkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andersskovbjerg/
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3 hours ago
I will tell you the logical way to do UI Policies.
check which are the fields are common among certain conditions, make it separate UI Policy. For all unique fields create a separate UI Policy with that condition.
Regards
Suman P.
