Logic for dependent fields and user criteria
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12 hours ago
Hello all,
I have a requirement where i have to create two fields,
Category and sub category
Where we have dependency , example If category is having options a, b, c and sub category has values a1,a2,a3,b1,b2,b3.....
If a is selected a1,a2,a3 should be visible and so on.
This is taken care.
But now there is also an ask where i have to restrict the drop downs based on if a user is present in a group (HR ops as example )or not, or if the company name matches with = 'xyz' then it should limit few options.
Like if I am part of the group HR ops,
Then I should be able to see a1 if a is selected, and if a user is there from other company again with using logic he should see only a2, if a user qualifies both criteria he should see a1 a2 and a3 , something like this.
Any help is highly appreciated.
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12 hours ago - last edited 12 hours ago
Hello @Ashutosh4 ,
You can do this ,
Clear sub-category options
• Re-add only allowed values based on:
Selected category
User group
User company
you can use Onchange client script for achiving this ,
as In provided some , use it as your requirement
function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading) {
if (isLoading || !newValue) {
return;
}
// Clear existing sub-category options
g_form.clearOptions('sub_category');
var category = newValue;
// User conditions
var isHROps = g_user.hasRole('hr_ops'); // replace with group logic if needed
var isXYZCompany = (g_user.company == 'xyz');
if (category == 'a') {
// HR Ops users
if (isHROps) {
g_form.addOption('sub_category', 'a1', 'A1');
}
// Company xyz users
if (isXYZCompany) {
g_form.addOption('sub_category', 'a2', 'A2');
}
// Users matching both conditions
if (isHROps && isXYZCompany) {
g_form.addOption('sub_category', 'a1', 'A3');
g_form.addOption('sub_category', 'a2', 'A2');
g_form.addOption('sub_category', 'a3', 'A3');
}
}
}
if my response is helpfull 🙏, please mark it as helpfull and accept it as solution.
Regards ,
Umesh
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12 hours ago - last edited 12 hours ago
Hi @Ashutosh4 ,
If you want subcategory population based on Category selection, a. under subcategory dictionary, you need to mark it is dependent on Catgory and b. in the sys_choice table properly define the dependent value (category)
e.g you needs this change in incident table.
Go to the incident form open the config dictionary of sub category .
1. Do this
2) under choice tab ,You can see list of choices . mention the dependent field like below from category.

