Which one of the following is true?

The correct answer is A. A UI Policy's Actions execute before the UI Policy's Scripts. In a UI Policy, Actions (declarative settings like making a field mandatory, read-only, or visible/hidden) execute before the Scripts section. This means the Actions run first and apply their field-level changes, and then the Script block executes to perform any custom…

Submitted by ravi_2018· Apr 18, 2026Application User Interface

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AA UI Policy's Actions execute before the UI Policy's Scripts
BThe execution order for a UI Policy's Scripts and Actions is determined at runtime
CA UI Policy's Scripts execute before the UI Policy's Actions
DA UI Policy's Actions and Scripts execute at the same time

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A
96% (23)
B
4% (1)

Explanation

In a UI Policy, Actions (declarative settings like making a field mandatory, read-only, or visible/hidden) execute before the Scripts section. This means the Actions run first and apply their field-level changes, and then the Script block executes to perform any custom JavaScript logic. This execution order is fixed and predictable, not determined at runtime. Understanding this order is important when both Actions and Scripts manipulate the same fields, as the Script can override what Actions set.

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#UI Policies#Client-side Scripting#Execution Order

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