How to dot walk OnChange Client Script? Requested for field name is missing when creating an OnChange Client Script under sc_task table?
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09-08-2022 11:01 PM
We have requirement to create an OnChange client script relating to the requested for field that is under sc_task table.
When I create the script and choose the field name, Requested For field is missing.
Is it because the requested for field is the field under sc_req_item table?
How do I dotwalk onto another field for onChange client script?
Attached are the images of the issue the Requested for field under sc_task
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09-18-2022 08:17 PM
Hi,
So we usually don't allow Requested For to change since it's a dot walked field from REQ.
Please discuss this requirement with your customer.
Regards
Ankur
Ankur
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09-19-2022 12:33 PM
Hi Ankur,
Are you advising there is no way of automatically changing the location field when Requested user is changed, not even via business rule as mentioned by Musab above?
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09-20-2022 09:54 PM
Hi,
requested_for field is from REQ so why would someone change it on Sc Task form?
That's the primary question.
regards
Ankur
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09-20-2022 10:49 PM
Hi Ankur,
We have made the requested for field available in the SCTASK level of our request cases.

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09-11-2022 04:25 AM
Hello,
If you are fine with my response, Please hit like and mark my response as correct if that helps.
Regards
Regards,
Musab