Visibility and Disability

Destination Type

Users can select the destination type where the visibility criteria must be applied.

Operator

Here, users can select different operators to add filters.

Source Type

Here, you can select the source type from various sources.

Value

Here user can select the value from different Source Type.

Model

From this source, users can select a Model field to be displayed as the destination type.

Variable

Here, users can select the destination type from variables such as Record ID, Is Disabled, Is Read only, or Is Visible.

User

Here, you can choose the label from user fields such as First Name, Last Name, Email, Name, Phone, or Session ID.

Record

It enables to choose record fields as destination type.

Device

It enables user to decide whether the action will be visible on the specific device type or not. Devices supported:

1. Mobile

2. Desktop

3. Tablet

Destination Type

Users can select the destination type from various sources.

Operator

Here, users can select different operators to add filters.

Source Type

Here, you can select the source type from various sources.
Reference: Available Sources.

Value

Here user can select the value from different Source Type.

Attribute Name

Description

Read Only Type

It specifies whether a component can be edited by users. It offers the following options:

1. Never: The component will always be editable at any time.

2. Always: The component will never be editable.

3. Conditional: The component's editability is determined based on specific criteria, which can make it either editable or read only as needed.

Add Condition

• The Add Condition feature allows users to define multiple criteria that must be met for a validation rule to trigger.

• This feature is used to create complex logic by combining different conditions that Salesforce evaluates before allowing a record to be saved.

Add Group Condition

• The Add Group Condition feature allows users to group multiple conditions together, creating complex logic that involves different sets of criteria.

• This feature is particularly useful when combining conditions that should be evaluated as a unit (logical OR within a group) or when nesting conditions for more advanced logic.

Equal

Number, Currency, Date, Text, Boolean, Picklist

The equal operator is used to compare two values or expressions. It is used to compare numbers, strings, Boolean values, variables, objects, etc. The result is TRUE if the expressions are equal otherwise it’s FALSE

Contains

Text, Picklist

The contains operator returns TRUE if the value on the left contains the value on the right, and otherwise FALSE

Starts With

Text, Picklist

It returns TRUE if a string or number starts with the specified character otherwise it returns FALSE.

Ends With

Text, Picklist

It returns TRUE if a string or number ends with the specified character otherwise it returns FALSE

In

Text, Picklist

IN operator allows you to easily test if the expression matches any value in the list of values. Determines whether the value of an expression is equal to any of several values in a specified list.