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It's quite a tricky issue, please follow these steps:
1) Remove the Outcome field from your Edit form.
2) Add HTML control instead, add this code in its Content:
Notice that you should replace 'WorkflowOutcome' with your Outcome field internal name.
3) If you want to make a field hidden on the Edit form, just add this CSS class in CSS Editor:
4) To populate this field use this code instead of yours:
I hope this helps.
It's quite a tricky issue, please follow these steps:
1) Remove the Outcome field from your Edit form.
2) Add HTML control instead, add this code in its Content:
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<div class="workflow-outcome-field">
<SharePoint:FormField id="WorkflowOutcomeField"
FieldName="WorkflowOutcome"
runat="server"
ControlMode="Edit"
__designer:bind="{ddwrt:DataBind('u','WorkflowOutcomeField','Value','ValueChanged','ID',ddwrt:EscapeDelims(string(@ID)),'@WorkflowOutcome')}"
/>
</div>
3) If you want to make a field hidden on the Edit form, just add this CSS class in CSS Editor:
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.workflow-outcome-field {
display:none;
}
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$('.workflow-outcome-field').find('input').val('Approved');
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