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3 weeks ago
Hi,
I would like to modify the label of the Additional Comments field in Service Operation Workspace
I tried modifying the client script that adds "customer visible" to the label and that didn't work. I don't have any label override. How do I remove "customer visible" from the tab in workspace?
Thanks,
Sam
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3 weeks ago
I am in Yokohama and SOW version is 6.1.6 and it's not present on my side.
this client script might be adding that in SOW "Modify Comments Label".
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Ankur
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3 weeks ago
Interesting. I updated SOW in our sub-prod instance and that didn't change the label. However, when I went to my PDI, which I created earlier this week, it simply shows "Comments"
Now I want to know where SOW is pulling the label from? I am not seeing any custom label that we added.
Sam
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3 weeks ago
Below is the script that opens the record from list view. Page is read-only and you need to create a variant if you need to make any changes.
More details to analyse if you are interested,
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Thanks,
Bhuvan
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I guess I can also control which Record page to show via the setting on the page variant. However, where in the record page should I update the label? I tried to trace back the data source but I couldn't find the origin of the label. I don't believe the label is hard coded, it's got to be pulling from somewhere.
Sam
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I will try to check it and will let you know if I find more information.
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Bhuvan
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2 weeks ago
As per community guidelines, you can accept more than one answer as accepted solution. If my response helped to guide you or answer your query, please mark it helpful & accept the solution.
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Bhuvan