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09-06-2023 03:03 PM
Hi all,
I sometimes get the following error message in a red banner at the top "There are multiple UI Policies with the same Order for this field - their run order is" when i try creating UI Policies/ UI Policy Actions. Any thoughts?
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09-07-2023 05:08 AM - edited 09-07-2023 05:15 AM
Hello @hosmmz ,
"There are multiple UI Policies with the same Order for this field their run order is"
- It shows when using the same variable in "Catalog Conditions" and the variables which are added in the 'Catalog UI Policy Actions' section, its order number is the same, try it by changing the order numbers of all the UI policies which are using the same variables in Policy Action.
Thanks & Regards,
Sayali Gurav
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09-06-2023 08:01 PM - edited 09-06-2023 08:04 PM
Hi @hosmmz,
This is a sort of warning message to let you know that there can be conflicts in your UI policies if the order is not properly set. You may have written multiple UI policy actions on the same field and it should run in a specific order on client side.
Please set an Order value for the UI policies on the table you are referring to and the error would disappear.
If this is specific to a catalog item, only update the one which are having the same field or variable used in different UI policies.
Please have a look at this if it helps.
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Regards,
Siva Jyothi M.
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09-06-2023 10:16 PM
Hi @hosmmz ,
Error occurs because there are multiple UI policies with same order. please change the order of UI policies.
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Nivedita Patil
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09-06-2023 11:05 PM
Hi @hosmmz ,
You should go to your UI Policies and verify the order you have listed on the specific table / field just as shown below:
Based on your finding, you should decide which UI Policy that should come in which order, and then change the order.
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09-07-2023 04:34 AM
Hi @hosmmz
Greetings!!
The prime reason for this to aware the user that he/she building UI policy on same field with same order number. So user need to decide which UI policy run first.
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