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01-04-2018 12:51 AM
using with OnChange script -in a new record if i have changed state value from NEW to CLOSED then form view was changed to ''state_closed''view ----working fine, after updated record ,
if we see in list of records view is displaying as like "state_closed"
when i clicked on NEW button then "state_closed " view is reflecting on NEW record , As per new record view should be Default view
i want to display Default view when i click on NEW button
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01-04-2018 01:39 AM
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01-04-2018 01:52 AM
Hi Sunil,
it is working fine..!
How it is working here, Can you please explain it.

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01-04-2018 01:56 AM
Its the view rule in service now that redirects the forms when the condition meets. For every new incident sys_id will be empty, so we put the condition as empty for sys_id and it is working fine.
Please mark the answer as Correct if you are fine.
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01-04-2018 02:07 AM
Hi Sunil,
So no need to write any script like OnLoad , OnChange, View Rule Script..! right?

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01-04-2018 02:13 AM
If you have already created view rule then no need to write any other scripts.
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01-04-2018 02:20 AM
i have created View Rule as you suggested , as per that View Rule it is working fine,....!
creating record with Default View...!
Perfect sunil..!
Thank you So much Sunil...!