If fx help

[G99]

Hi

Struggling a bit with the syntax

I have a form, I would like to allow only a user selected in DatacardValue27_1 to be able to edit it, but if the form is completed, I've set it to go into View mode, but I cannot set the save button to disabled.

Currently on the Save Button DisplayMode property I have:

If(VarUser = DataCardValue27_1.Selected.Email, DisplayMode.Edit,DisplayMode.Disabled ||If(Form1.DisplayMode=DisplayMode.View, DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit))

Issue with this is on an item which is set to DisplayMode.View the button is still clickable, although the form is in not editable even by the logged in user who is selected in the datacard (VarUser)

I've tried this also but get a red line error:

If(VarUser = DataCardValue27_1.Selected.Email, DisplayMode.Edit,DisplayMode.Disabled, If(Form1.DisplayMode=DisplayMode.View, DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit))

I'd like the save button to be disabled even if the logged in user is the person selected in the datacard, IF the form has been set to ViewMode

Thanks

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @G99 

Try

If(
   VarUser = DataCardValue27_1.Selected.Email &&
   Form1.DisplayMode <> DisplayMode.View
   DisplayMode.Edit,
   DisplayMode.Disabled
)

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[G99]

Hi @WarrenBelz 

The same behaviour as I had with my fx, it sets the item to view mode, but the button stayed clickable and not disabled:

If(
    VarUser = DataCardValue27_1.Selected.Email &&
    Form1.DisplayMode <> DisplayMode.View,
    DisplayMode.Edit,
    DisplayMode.Disabled
   )

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @G99 ,

I was in syntax modifying mode rather than code examination mode - I will add some foolproof code as well. I assume you have this on the DisplayMode of the button.

If(
   Form1.Mode = FormMode.View
   DisplayMode.Disabled
   If(
      VarUser = DataCardValue27_1.Selected.Email
      DisplayMode.Edit,
      DisplayMode.Disabled
   )
)

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