Related-item Readonly

[ksertkaya]

Hello,

Can I set readonly this related-items' column according to group permission?

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  IsCurrentUserMemberOfGroup("Test Users", function (isCurrentUserInGroup) {
    if(!isCurrentUserInGroup)
    {
...    // set readonly
    }
  });
}

Thanks.

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[Nikita Kurguzov]

Dear Sertkaya,
We do not offer such functionality out of box, there should be solutions to this question as Related Items uses SharePoint's default List view. You can check out this thread for an example of possible solution - https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/qu ... n-gridview

[ksertkaya]

I think this code should work but not

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$('tr>td[role="gridcell"]:nth-child(3)').attr("aria-readonly","true");

[mnikitina]

Hello!

Please do the following:

1. create the .txt file and paste the code below in it. Make sure to enclose it in <Script> tags. Save the file to Sharepoint Document library on your site. Replace {Colum_to_hide} with your field's internal name;

2. add the Content Editor web part to the view page. Edit web part and paste the link to the .txt file in Content link;

3. in the Web Part Advanced setting specify the group you want to hide the field from in Target Audiences. Click OK and test it.

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<script>
var updateViewerFields=["{Colum_to_hide}"];
(function updateView() {
    var overrideContext = {};
    overrideContext.Templates = overrideContext.Templates || {};
    overrideContext.Templates.OnPreRender = function(ctx) {
 
       for(j=0; j<ctx.ListSchema.Field.length; j++)
       {
          var f = ctx.ListSchema.Field[j];
          for(i=0;i<updateViewerFields.length;i++){
             if(f.DisplayName == updateViewerFields[i]){
                f.AllowGridEditing=false;
             }
          }
       }
    } 
 SPClientTemplates.TemplateManager.RegisterTemplateOverrides(overrideContext);
 })(); 
</script>

Please let me know how that worked out for you.

[ksertkaya]

Hello!

Please do the following:

1. create the .txt file and paste the code below in it. Make sure to enclose it in <Script> tags. Save the file to Sharepoint Document library on your site. Replace {Colum_to_hide} with your field's internal name;

2. add the Content Editor web part to the view page. Edit web part and paste the link to the .txt file in Content link;

3. in the Web Part Advanced setting specify the group you want to hide the field from in Target Audiences. Click OK and test it.

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<script>
var updateViewerFields=["{Colum_to_hide}"];
(function updateView() {
    var overrideContext = {};
    overrideContext.Templates = overrideContext.Templates || {};
    overrideContext.Templates.OnPreRender = function(ctx) {
 
       for(j=0; j<ctx.ListSchema.Field.length; j++)
       {
          var f = ctx.ListSchema.Field[j];
          for(i=0;i<updateViewerFields.length;i++){
             if(f.DisplayName == updateViewerFields[i]){
                f.AllowGridEditing=false;
             }
          }
       }
    } 
 SPClientTemplates.TemplateManager.RegisterTemplateOverrides(overrideContext);
 })(); 
</script>

Please let me know how that worked out for you.

Hello,

Thanks for your help. Unfortunately not working

[mnikitina]

Ksertkaya,

I had a look at your screenshot. If you are pasting the code in the Script Editor, please remove the <Script> tags.

Also please test it without adding the Target Audience group.

[ksertkaya]

I added this code like this but now working

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[mnikitina]

Ksertkaya,

Please remove {} from the second line, so the line would look lite that:

var updateViewerFields=["Kazanim"];

[ksertkaya]

Stiil not working

[mnikitina]

Ksertkaya,

Please send the screenshot from the console (F12) so I could troubleshoot the issue.

Also, you can refer to this post to try another workaround example.