Read only grid interface

Hi ZAINAB ,

a!gridColumn(
        label: "Answer",
        value: a!richTextDisplayField(
          value:{
            a!richTextItem(
              text: /*normal text*/
            ),
            a!richTextItem(
              text: "(required comment)",
              showWhen: /* give your condition here for denied tasks*/
            )
          } 
        )
      )

data is getting from record type

Hi ZAINAB ,

the above code is just a sample, if data is coming from recordtype use below notation

fv!row[recordType!yourRecord.fields.value]

getting the below error

code

Hi ZAINAB ,

Please add & after "(" in second rich text item

still same error Sri Ram Kaja 

The record type you used for grid is Audit log. Now you cannot use requests in fv!row[] in second rich text item. Use relationship between audit log and request if there is any relationship added. Else try to add the relationship or get the request details separately in a local variable and then use that in rich text item

example: fv!row[recordType!AuditLog.relationships.Requests.requestStaus]

The record type you used for grid is Audit log. Now you cannot use requests in fv!row[] in second rich text item. Use relationship between audit log and request if there is any relationship added. Else try to add the relationship or get the request details separately in a local variable and then use that in rich text item

example: fv!row[recordType!AuditLog.relationships.Requests.requestStaus]

Sri Ram Kaja  : I need only (reject test comments) only on  one row or one particular row where it says request is denied  .not for all rows.

can you please advise

You haven't provided any detail as to your data structure, particularly how your general row data is tied to a particular rejection comment.  Without knowing the structure, it's hard for anyone here to guess as to what code to suggest.  Generally speaking when you want to display a comment in a grid row when that row has a particular status, you would be showing a comment that's also stored in that row, or at least stored in an entry specifically referenced by a member of that row.  I can't really help you any further though, since the relationship in question is not something I or anyone else here can discern without more detail.