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03-27-2025 12:41 AM
Hi Team,
Does any one knows how to hide the 'Control assessment not applicable' checkbox which is available on the control assessment. And how to make it visible conditionally?
In UI builder, the component is not editable presently. So is there any workaround to do this?
Regards,
Snehal
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03-27-2025 03:53 AM
Hi @Snehal Madakatt ,
This "Control assessment not applicable" field is part of the component.
So it cannot be customized unfortunately.
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04-01-2025 04:51 AM
Hi @Snehal Madakatt ,
The assessment data is fetched using a rest api. The use can customize these rest api's to show appropriate warnings or error messages when a user interacts with it. One way to achieve it is:
1. Customize the save API to prevetn the user from updating the field value in the backend.
2. Create a BR or client script which displays an error message or warning message to the user.
The save and fetch apis are provided below:
- Save api which can be customised to show an info message: http://localhost:9090/sys_ws_operation.do?sys_id=d06e143543dc711042f50db5bab8f235&sysparm_record_tar...
- api to fetch the assessment data: http://localhost:9090/sys_ws_operation.do?sys_id=c34466f253b310105f9fddeeff7b12bf&sysparm_record_tar...
Regards,
Jai
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03-26-2026 04:43 AM
Is there a way to perform similar functionality for inherent assessment? I created a check box field but facing issue with hiding the full component when it is checked
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05-26-2026 11:48 PM
No, Inherent assessment does not support this functionality. Users have to perform the inherent assessment if enabled in the RAM.
Regards,
Jai
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Sunday - last edited Sunday
Hi @Snehal Madakatt ,
Yes, this can be done now. We have a configuration available in RAM now for both Control and Residual assessments, where you can choose to hide this option. there is a 'Hide assessment not applicable' available on the form for Control assessment.
Thanks,
Vaisakh
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Sunday
If it's an out-of-the-box field that's not configurable in UI Builder, there's no supported way to hide it conditionally. A custom component or script is likely the only workaround.