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03-08-2016 03:46 AM
Hello,
There is a field that I have on the incident form that I want analysts with a certain role to be able to edit when the incident has been closed.
I have tried to add an ACL for the incident table on that particular field, but still people with that role can't edit that field when the incident is closed.
Can someone kindly advice the best practice to achieve this?
Many thanks,
Dan
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03-08-2016 06:20 AM
Dan
I think, in your case, the issue is the OOB ACL used to write the entire incident table.
That one is satisfied when the user is an ITIL and the state is not 'closed' (7).
Now try replicating that ACL linking the new role created (quality_control_admin right ?) and removing the state condition from the script.
Of course keep the OOB as it is.
Let me know if this works
Cheers
Robo
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03-08-2016 05:54 AM
Hi,
There is a UI Policy titled Make fields read-only on close, but the field that I want to edit isn't in the list of effected fields.
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03-08-2016 05:57 AM
Hi Dan
Ok than Could you please state what the field always in read only mode is ?
Is it an OOB one ? or a custom one ?
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03-08-2016 05:59 AM
Custom
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03-08-2016 06:20 AM
Dan
I think, in your case, the issue is the OOB ACL used to write the entire incident table.
That one is satisfied when the user is an ITIL and the state is not 'closed' (7).
Now try replicating that ACL linking the new role created (quality_control_admin right ?) and removing the state condition from the script.
Of course keep the OOB as it is.
Let me know if this works
Cheers
Robo
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03-08-2016 08:10 AM
Thanks very much Robo.