Set the Required Field Property
You can make a field conditionally required using the Required property. For example, consider a custom object named Deal Registration that contains a Partner Justification field.
Your requirement is that the Partner Justification field always appears as a mandatory field, but only for partner users.
The following example illustrates how to set the Partner Justification custom field as conditionally required for partner users.
Make a Field Conditionally Required
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Navigate to the Details Page Layouts section of the Deal Registration object.
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Select Default Custom Layout.
The Details Layout page appears. -
Click the Partner Justification field.
The Edit UI Properties page appears. -
In the Layout Properties section, select Expression from the drop-down list of the Required property.
The Expression Builder icon appears next to the property. -
Click the Expression Builder icon.
The Advanced Expression page appears. -
Enter the following expression in the Edit Script section:
def secCtx = adf.context.getSecurityContext() if (secCtx.isUserInRole('ORA_ZPM_PARTNER_SALES_REPRESENTATIVE_JOB')) return true else return false
Note: Field properties are evaluated many times while rendering a page. This means that any expression you enter here could impact performance. In general, when entering an expression to make a field conditionally required or updatable, avoid using object functions and don't set any object attribute values. -
Click OK.
The Edit UI Properties page appears with the expression next to the Required property.
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Click Save and Close.
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On the Details Layout page, click Done.
The Partner Justification field now appears as a required field in the edited layout for partner users.