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Many thanks @Barry! The first method does not work and the option does not even show up. This may be because of how the data series are selected and the type of graph. With a wuick test of the script it does not work either. I will try again later and get back to this thread. /KG

Caspio graphs adjust the scale and the start point value to the data. I would need a script that sets the start / zero point to numerical zero (regardless of whether it's percent or currency etc). Would anyone have such a script to pass on? /KG

Ok, got it @CoopperBackpack. The solution that does not involve any virtual fields works best and is the most straightforward and safest: It involves only one condition based on matching/non-matching the authentication field user ID and the record creator user ID fields. It works perfectly fine now! Many thanks!

These solution from @CoopperBackpack work perfekt! I liked that it was not necessary to involve any other elements than the authentication field and the record creator ID. When they are the same the user have editing rights, if not user can only view the content. I also disabled the fields that could otherwise be edited.

Fabulous @CoopperBackpack, and very good catch on the Back button. I will try both solutions. /KG

Hi @CoopperBackpack: Yes, I believe it is. Sorry for asking twice - a sign of too much multitasking I think. Any way many thanks for a robust solution in the other thread, will try it now. Regards/KG

Many thanks, I suspected this could be the case. With this I feel compelled to remove all unused fields from the applicable views. Thanks again!

Very nice solution. I tried it, and it works, but I could not do the same with the Delete button. I used a similar script, but it might be the wrong syntax. <div id="delete" align="center"> <input type="delete" class="cbDeleteButton" value="Delete" /> </div> I tried it in the same HTML block as the Update button and in a separate HTML block; neither worked for the Delete button. any further guidance is much appreciated! Also: How 'safe' is hiding the button, the Delete in particular. Is it sufficient to Hide or must one also disable? KG

I forgot to mention that this is for a report details page, and I meant to say the Update and Delete buttons - not the Submit button.

Hi, I am coming back to this thread. I need to hide and disable both the Submit and Delete buttons for specific users when a virtual field is not equal to 'Owner.' Can this script be modified to accommodate this? I wish I knew how to write JavaScripts... Regards/KG

In a report details page, I need to allow only the record creator to make changes to and delete the record. Other users belonging to the same account can view the record. This is [partly] achieved through disabling fields in the report details page for users who have not created the record. The issue is that any user can hit 'Delete' and erase the record. How do I hide and disable both the Delete and the Submit buttons? The condition is: Current user ID != the record user ID. As always - appreciate any guidance on this! KG

Just a follow-up question to this topic: I have too large views, one of them with 140 fields, of which perhaps only 40 are needed in the DataPage(s) that use these large views. I wonder if removing unnecessary fields will make a big difference and if it might be worth the effort. If the impact is marginal, I might not prioritize it right now. It is not unlikely that the huge amounts of lookup fields, drop downs, and, above all, formulas are what causes slow downloading/rendering. For every field the user fills, the entire form (or details page) starts re-loading all other fields (there are serial calculations in it).

Magnificent, thank you @CoopperBackpack !! This works beautifully. I wish I had asked this sooner. With my previously limited knowledge, I presented the proposed template text and ask the user to copy and paste it and then change it to their liking. This solution is far more elegant! Thanks!

I'd like to pre-populate T64000 fields with suggested text from the data source (in a submission form) that the user can modify to their liking. Any hint on how to accomplish this is appreciated! /KG

Hello! I would like to include text in the DataTip from fields in the data source. This is what's available: [@cbChartSeries] ([@cbChartCategory]) [@cbChartValue] Is it possible to include a field from the data source? I tried inserting one in the format [@field:table123_Abc]. Not unexpectedly, it did not work. If there is no way to make the DataTip show the information, might anyone know of a method that accomplishes the same outcome: users hover over and get more information? Regards/KG