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04-11-2014 05:35 AM
Hello,
i have two tables with there own rights (ACL). Now i put some fields from table A on the form from table B. Now I want that the user can write to this field of Table A. But all fields are readonly.
The user has write/read access to that field on table A via ACL and access to table B. The fields on table B are writable for the user.
Any solution or hint to solve that issue?
Esample: Table A has a field "Foo" , Table B has the field "Bar". The form from table B displayes "Foo" and "Bar" via personalizing the form. The user can write in field "Bar" but not in "Foo" on table B. User can write in "Foo" on table A.
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04-15-2014 06:07 AM
hello pradeepksharma,
i found the solution. I created a new ACL write rule for the reference field and it works.
Thanks for your time and hints.
schrren

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04-15-2014 06:02 AM
Hi Schrren,
ACL's defined on "Task table" should be applicable to child table as well.
Did you check do you have any other ACL defined on child table which may be causing the issue.
Looking for others inputs as well on this issue
~Pradeep Sharma
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04-15-2014 06:07 AM
hello pradeepksharma,
i found the solution. I created a new ACL write rule for the reference field and it works.
Thanks for your time and hints.
schrren

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04-15-2014 06:24 AM
NP
Thank you!
-Pradeep Sharma