Client scripts and UI policies can be evaluated based on a view.

Client scripts and UI policies can be evaluated based on a view.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for Admin Users
• D. Only in Studio

Answer: (A)

Views define specific form layouts, and many client-side rules are tied to those layouts. In ServiceNow, you can configure a client script or a UI policy to apply to a particular view, or to all views. When a form is opened in a given view, the system evaluates only the client scripts and UI policies that pertain to that view, applying field visibility, read-only status, and requiredness accordingly. Switching to a different view prompts re-evaluation for that view, which can change how the fields behave. This is why stating that client scripts and UI policies can be evaluated based on a view is correct.

Views define specific form layouts, and many client-side rules are tied to those layouts. In ServiceNow, you can configure a client script or a UI policy to apply to a particular view, or to all views. When a form is opened in a given view, the system evaluates only the client scripts and UI policies that pertain to that view, applying field visibility, read-only status, and requiredness accordingly. Switching to a different view prompts re-evaluation for that view, which can change how the fields behave. This is why stating that client scripts and UI policies can be evaluated based on a view is correct.