Show Risk Assessment related list fields on Change request form view?
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3 hours ago
My users say they would like the fields on the related list Risk Assessment for their Change requests to just appear on the Change request form, vs clicking open from the Risk Assessment related list (screenshot)
I can't seem to figure out a way to do this? Is it even possible?
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2 hours ago
Hi @JP-ODU
Just to be sure, that I read your question right...
you want to auto trigger the Change Assement (open on load) ?
Or you want to "embed" the assesment into the change request form ?
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2 hours ago
Yeah @CFrandsen CFrandsen thats what I am also thinking as both ways are possible but need some clarity on the requirement form the author @JP-ODU JP-ODU
Thanks & Regards,
Sachin Narayanasamy
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an hour ago
Embedded. They'd like the assessment fields to be available and editable on the change request form, without having to use the OOTB functionality of Related Links: Risk Assessment
I've been trying various dot-walks and I can't seem to get there
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2 hours ago
As I see it, you could continue to use the OOB functionality (like you do now, utilizing the related list).
it’s supported, low-maintenance, and won’t turn into a custom UI project you have to babysit every upgrade.
Alternately, you could go in the direction of a custom built UI formatter (Remember all the logic you need to cater for in terms of it being editable vs read-only, and how it should handle retakes etc...)
It becomes a tradeoff; "nicer" UX, but you’re building and maintaining a mini assessment app inside the form.
If you are keen on doing something to cater a tiny bit to the users; go with a small UI formatter just showing Status + "Take Assesment" link. That way you give them a bit of a UI "experience" with limited risk.
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