How to – Access fields on QuickView Form (Control) through JavaScript in Dynamics 365

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3. Hi Nishanth,

   we had requirement to make fields editable on quick view form, So I followed your approach and tried below but it’s not working:

   var quickviewcontrol= formContext.ui.quickForms.get(“logical_name”);
   quickviewcontrol.getControl(“logical_name”).setDisabled(“false”);

   I was able to make it as required, which seems to work as field is marked as mandatory (* in red)

   var quickviewcontrol= formContext.ui.quickForms.get(“logical_name”);
   quickviewcontrol.getControl(“”).setRequiredLevel(“logical_name”);

   Can you let me know if we can mark fields as editable in quick view.

   Regards,
   Persis

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   1. Don’t think it is possible to have field editable in quick view form, try out form component https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/form-component-control#add-the-form-component-to-a-table-main-form?WT.mc_id=BA-MVP-5003692

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4. thanks for the quick reply. yes, we have added form control and working on automatic record creation for that entity.

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