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‎08-10-2020 12:08 AM
Hi all,
I have a choice field which has four values 'Low,medium,high,critical', as per the value selected I have to display background colour in that field.I have Configured styles accordingly but still it doesnt show the background colour.
Can anyone just help me figure out what might be the issue?
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‎08-11-2020 01:09 AM
Hi
I am back with some information for you.The problem you are facing in the client script is because you have marked the field read only via dictionary entry.
Am I right?
I analysed it deeply & found
Other scenario where this approach fails when you have data policies defined for a field like in incident we have data policies on the priorty field.
I tried it.
If the field is custom field, you can proceed as:
Now what you can do:
- First of all if you want to achieve it don't mark it readonly via sys_dictionary entry.It is not possible if it has been marked as readonly via dictionary entry.
- Take this approach:
function onLoad() {
var rating=g_form.getValue("u_inherent_risk_score_rating");
if(rating == "1"){
g_form.getControl("u_inherent_risk_score_rating").style.backgroundColor="green";
g_form.setReadOnly('impact',true);
}
if(rating == "2"){
g_form.getControl("u_inherent_risk_score_rating").style.backgroundColor="light green";
g_form.setReadOnly('impact',true);
}
if(rating == "3"){
g_form.getControl("u_inherent_risk_score_rating").style.backgroundColor="yellow";
g_form.setReadOnly('impact',true);
}
if(rating == "4"){
g_form.getControl("u_inherent_risk_score_rating").style.backgroundColor="red";
g_form.setReadOnly('impact',true);
}
}
But you have to create a list edit view to prevemt that field to be edited in the list view.
Mark it helpful/correct.
Thanks
Sudhanshu
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‎08-10-2020 02:01 AM
Hi
Hope you are doing well.
This should also work the advantage is that on the right you can pass more then one css property.
function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading) {
if (isLoading || newValue == '') {
return;
}
if (newValue == "low") {
control.style="background-color:green";
} else if (newValue == "medium") {
control.style = "background-color:yellow";
} else if (newValue == "high") {
control.style= "background-color:orange";
} else if (newValue == "Critical") {
control.style="background-color:red";
}
}
Thanks
Sudhanshu
