Hello Richard,
Have you created read ACL for grants them read access of this field? Or is there already an ACL giving them this right? Read is must for any operation.
And what about table level write ACL for this role? Is that already present?
To make this work you need to ensure these ACLs are there-
1) Table level read ACL (tablename) - This gives access to read the table.
2) Field level wildcard read ACL (tablename.*) - this is optional. Restrict read access of all the fields here.
3) Field level read ACL (tablename.work_notes) - This allow to read the work_notes field.
4) Table level write ACL (table) - This gives access to write on table.
5) Field level wildcard write ACL (tablename.*) - this is optional. Restrict write access of all the fields here.
6) Field level write ACL (tablename.work_notes) - This allow to write the work_notes field.
It depends on if this table is an existing one (if yes then you might already have most of the ACLs) or a custom one as well as which fields you want to let them read and write.
If the user can see value in the field that means read ACL is already in place then you only need 4th one mentioned above.
-Tanaji
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