Understanding the Dynamic Logic Enhancement in Version 9.1

With the release of version 9.1, a significant enhancement has been introduced to streamline the management of dynamic logic in your system. Previously, dynamic logic definitions were stored in clientDefs, but now they can be organized in a dedicated folder under metadata > logicDefs > {Scope}. This change simplifies maintenance and improves scalability for complex applications.

Key Features of the Logic Enhancement

• Dedicated Folder Structure: Dynamic logic definitions are now stored in logicDefs, making it easier to locate and manage logic rules.
• Improved Organization: Logic is categorized under fields, panels, and options, ensuring clarity and consistency.
• Backward Compatibility: While the new structure is recommended, the system remains compatible with the older clientDefs approach.

Practical Example

Here’s how dynamic logic can be defined in the new structure:

{
    "fields": {
        "fieldName": {
            "visible": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            },
            "required": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            },
            "readOnly": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            },
            "readOnlySaved": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            },
            "invalid": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            }
        }
    },
    "panels": {
        "panelName": {
            "visible": {
                "conditionGroup": []
            }
        }
    }
}

This enhancement is designed to help business professionals and developers maintain dynamic logic more efficiently, reducing errors and improving system performance.