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03-28-2022 06:22 AM
Hi,
I have set visibility of some fields to false but still they are showing up 'Try it'. What might be the reason? Kindly help.
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Suman P.
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03-28-2022 06:43 AM
It's difficult to tell form your screen shot which fields you expect to be hidden on the screen (I assume the bottom half)?
Do you have any other UI Policies with UI Actions for these same variables?
The most common cause would be a conflict between policies - generally you only want to reference fields in one policy where possible and otherwise make sure that your conditions are appropriate. Sometimes you get unexpected results when you have "reverse if false" selected and have multiple policies in play on the same fields. You might have to play with the Order if that is the case, or refine the conditions.
I hope this helps!
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03-28-2022 06:42 AM
You may have some client script that is showing them bac again with setDisplay() or setVisible()
Search your client script for script containing those field names.
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03-28-2022 06:43 AM
It's difficult to tell form your screen shot which fields you expect to be hidden on the screen (I assume the bottom half)?
Do you have any other UI Policies with UI Actions for these same variables?
The most common cause would be a conflict between policies - generally you only want to reference fields in one policy where possible and otherwise make sure that your conditions are appropriate. Sometimes you get unexpected results when you have "reverse if false" selected and have multiple policies in play on the same fields. You might have to play with the Order if that is the case, or refine the conditions.
I hope this helps!
If this was helpful, or correct, please be kind and mark the answer appropriately.
Michael Jones - Proud member of the GlideFast Consulting Team!
Michael D. Jones
Proud member of the GlideFast Consulting Team!
