CSA · Question #208
To apply a UI Policy to all views, which field should be set to true in its definition record?
The correct answer is D. Inherit. To apply a UI Policy to all form views, the 'Apply to all views' field, often represented implicitly or explicitly by setting a specific 'View' field to 'Global' or leaving it blank, ensures consistency across all UI presentations, which can be thought of as 'inheriting' the…
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To apply a UI Policy to all views, which field should be set to true in its definition record?
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- AGlobal
- BReverse if false
- COn load
- DInherit
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(57 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- D91% (52)
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To apply a UI Policy to all form views, the 'Apply to all views' field, often represented implicitly or explicitly by setting a specific 'View' field to 'Global' or leaving it blank, ensures consistency across all UI presentations, which can be thought of as 'inheriting' the policy.
'Global' for a UI Policy typically refers to its active status or scope, not specifically to its application across all form views.
'Reverse if false' is an option that dictates the policy's behavior when its conditions are not met, unrelated to which views the policy applies to.
'On load' specifies that the UI Policy executes when the form initially loads, not which specific views the policy will be active on.
In the context of UI Policies, setting the 'Apply to all views' option (or leaving the 'View' field blank) ensures that the UI Policy rules are enforced regardless of which form view is active. This functionality effectively means the policy's behavior is 'inherited' by or applied consistently across all defined views.
Concept tested: UI Policy view application
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-user-interface/page/administer/form-administration/concept/c_UIPolicies.html
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