List field with a lock in Record Producer
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07-21-2023 01:47 AM
Hello everyone,
I'm creating a new Record Producer for a custom form which has once field with a "List" type field.
I'm not able to find List type field in the Record Producer.
Please help me in configuring it and please let me know if there is any alternate field for List in the form.
See attached images for more clarification.
Thank you in advance!
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07-21-2023 01:54 AM
Hello @Abhi369
I don't know, But there is List Type Field value in Record Producer. plz check once or send screenshot of ur query.
Plz Mark my Solution as Accept and Give me thumbs up, if you find it Helpful.
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Samaksh
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07-21-2023 01:57 AM
HI @Abhi369 ,
common causes for why a field is read-only.
- Security Rules (ACLs)/ Application Scope
- Dictionary set to Read Only = true
- UI Policy or Client script
Instructions
ACLs / Scoped Access Issues.
- In the Navigator, search for and click the 'Debug Security' Module.
- If needed, Impersonate the impacted User
- Go to the form or list where the field is read-only.
- Click the Bug next to that field to see the ACL evaluations for that field.
- If you see that the Write ACL is evaluating to false you know that a Security Rule is making the field read-only. If not, skip to the next section.
- To tell which ACL is causing the field to be read-only, copy the Security Rule path (For example as "record/alm_license.model_category/write"), and search the page (Cmd + F or Ctrl + f)
- You should find a result that looks like this.
- Inspect the related ACLs to see why they are failing, for more information on ACL debugging see the documentation: ACL debugging tools
- If an ACL exists but is not being evaluated, that may be because the record is in an application scope and you need to make a new ACL in that scope.
Dictionary for the Field is set to Read Only.
- As an admin, Right-click the field which is read-only and choose Configure Dictionary.
- If the read-only field is checked then that is why the field is read-only.
UI Policy, Data Policy, or Client Script is setting the field to read-only or disabled.
- As an admin, view the form inside the Nav frame.
- Right-click the field and select Watch '<fieldname>' then reload the form. For more info on the field watcher, review these Docs.
- Identify the Client script or UI Policy which is setting the field to read-only.
- If the UI Policy mentioned in the field watcher does not exist or the link doesn't work, then there may be a corresponding data policy so check System Policy > Rules > Data Policies for that name.
- If more information about what is setting the field read-only is needed, you can use the Debug Data Policies and Debug UI Policies modules to get more information about how those policies are evaluating. Here are our Docs on how to do that: Debug UI Policies
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07-21-2023 04:01 AM
HI @Abhi369 ,
I trust you are doing great.
Please find below video explaining all the variable types on catalog
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