+10Not sure if it is even possible, but I created a new Group in Page Designer on our Expense Sheet Details page, and I would like for it to only be visible when the custom field inside it has a value. I tried the following, but it does not work. Is my syntax off; is this functionality not possible? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Best answer by MWitczak
Thank you for your response, that didn’t work, but it did get me looking closer at my “Visible” condition. IFS didn’t like the capital R on “Record”, thus
record.Cf_Reject_Reason != null
works.
+10I haven’t used such visibility logic but in page designer you would need to use OData instead of sql operators.
Try using instead of “!=“ the OData operator “ne” that stand for “not equal”.
record.Cf_Reject_Reason ne null
or
record.Cf_Reject_Reason ne ‘’
+10Thank you for your response, that didn’t work, but it did get me looking closer at my “Visible” condition. IFS didn’t like the capital R on “Record”, thus
record.Cf_Reject_Reason != null
works.
+16I haven’t used such visibility logic but in page designer you would need to use OData instead of sql operators.
Try using instead of “!=“ the OData operator “ne” that stand for “not equal”.
record.Cf_Reject_Reason ne null
or
record.Cf_Reject_Reason ne ‘’
See more here on Condition Syntax: https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/24r1/040_tailoring/225_configuration/200_client_configurations/310_conditional_fields/300_condition_syntax/
and see here for more on Conditional LoV filtering: https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/24r1/040_tailoring/225_configuration/200_client_configurations/310_conditional_fields/100_conditional_lov/
Best regards,
Rukmal
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