How to allow NON-ITIL Users to post Additional Comments on SCTASK tickets via Portal?
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02-11-2025 03:25 PM
hi guys!
We created this widget in portal to display all the SCTASK for each user so they will have visibility on their tickets.
However, only ITIL user have the ability to post Additional Comments on the SCTASK tickets.
How can we enable the same functionality to NON-ITIL users?
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02-12-2025 07:54 AM
it will impact both native and portal.
For backend have onload client script and check if user has snc_internal then hide the field or show but make it readonly
function onLoad() {
if (g_user.hasRole('snc_internal')) {
g_form.setReadOnly('comments', true);
}
}
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Ankur
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02-12-2025 06:55 PM
Did my reply answer your question?
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Ankur
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02-19-2025 11:34 AM
Hi Sir @Ankur Bawiskar good day! I created the 2 ACL just like what you did but it still didn't work. The additional comment field is still not available for NON-ITIL Users in portal
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02-19-2025 06:59 PM
are you sure both the ACLs allow that user to see and write?
Is that working fine in native?
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02-20-2025 01:25 AM
Hi Sir @Ankur Bawiskar, yes. I followed your instructions. Created both read and write
READ ACL:
WRITE ACL: