Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Configuring contextual security for the list editor Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Configuring contextual security for the list editor The list editor enforces existing access control rules (ACLs) and additional security controls to restrict editing from a list. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. write and list_edit access to the field write and list_edit access to any dependent fields of the field write and list_edit access to any fields that depend on the field being edited To configure access controls, navigate to System Security > Access Controls. The following examples use the list_edit security operation to restrict list editing in certain contexts. Example - Restrict a tableThis access control prevents everyone from editing all fields in the Incident table in a list.Example - Restrict a fieldThis access control prevents everyone except an administrator from editing the Short Description field of an incident record in a list.Example - Restrict a field with a scriptThis access control prevents everyone from editing an incident with a category of Software in a list. It is defined by a script.Example - Restrict a field with a conditionThis access control prevents everyone from editing a Critical Incident in a list. It is defined by a condition. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Configuring contextual security for the list editor The list editor enforces existing access control rules (ACLs) and additional security controls to restrict editing from a list. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. write and list_edit access to the field write and list_edit access to any dependent fields of the field write and list_edit access to any fields that depend on the field being edited To configure access controls, navigate to System Security > Access Controls. The following examples use the list_edit security operation to restrict list editing in certain contexts. Example - Restrict a tableThis access control prevents everyone from editing all fields in the Incident table in a list.Example - Restrict a fieldThis access control prevents everyone except an administrator from editing the Short Description field of an incident record in a list.Example - Restrict a field with a scriptThis access control prevents everyone from editing an incident with a category of Software in a list. It is defined by a script.Example - Restrict a field with a conditionThis access control prevents everyone from editing a Critical Incident in a list. It is defined by a condition.
Configuring contextual security for the list editor The list editor enforces existing access control rules (ACLs) and additional security controls to restrict editing from a list. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. The list_edit security operation specifically controls the ability to edit information in a list. Apply this operation in the same manner as the write operation to limit list editing for fields that require the user to navigate to the form. Reasons you may require a user to edit a field in a form include complex UI policy constraints or other policies you have in place. write and list_edit access to the field write and list_edit access to any dependent fields of the field write and list_edit access to any fields that depend on the field being edited To configure access controls, navigate to System Security > Access Controls. The following examples use the list_edit security operation to restrict list editing in certain contexts. Example - Restrict a tableThis access control prevents everyone from editing all fields in the Incident table in a list.Example - Restrict a fieldThis access control prevents everyone except an administrator from editing the Short Description field of an incident record in a list.Example - Restrict a field with a scriptThis access control prevents everyone from editing an incident with a category of Software in a list. It is defined by a script.Example - Restrict a field with a conditionThis access control prevents everyone from editing a Critical Incident in a list. It is defined by a condition.
