In ACL, a conditional computed field (CCF), is basically a regular computed field with some fireworks.
It looks and acts much like a regular computed field, but has some extra parts that do some extra work. Fortunately, the extras are NOT complicated, and after reading this post, you will find that will you use CCFs frequently.
So what’s the difference?
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I have 5 things I really hate about ACL.
No, these aren’t critical issues, but I deal with them constantly, and they waste my time. All of them deal with the user interface.
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Adding a custom view to an ACL table comes in handy when you want to 1) change the order of the fields in an ACL table, or 2) view a select number of fields.
You can add a custom view manually or via script. We’ll tackle the script version first.
This post is in response to Les’ question about reordering fields in a table.
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