UI Actions:
Purpose: UI Actions are used to define custom buttons, links, or context menu items that perform a specific action when clicked.
Scope: They can be applied to forms, lists, and other UI elements.
Triggers: UI Actions are triggered by user interaction, such as clicking a button or selecting a context menu item.
Use Cases: UI Actions are often used to trigger server-side scripts, client-side scripts, or other operations when a user needs to perform a specific action, like opening a new record, updating fields, or running a script.
UI Policies:
Purpose: UI Policies are used to dynamically change the visibility and behavior of form elements based on predefined conditions.
Scope: They are applied at the form level and are used to control the visibility, mandatory status, and read-only state of form fields.
Triggers: UI Policies are evaluated when a form is loaded, and their conditions determine whether certain fields should be shown, hidden, made mandatory, or set to read-only.
Use Cases: UI Policies are commonly used to simplify and streamline the user interface by showing or hiding fields based on the values of other fields, making forms more context-aware and user-friendly.
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