Which statement about a UI policy is true?

Which statement about a UI policy is true?

• A. UI policy actions execute before the UI policy scripts
• B. UI policy scripts execute before the UI policy actions
• C. UI policies cannot be tested
• D. UI policies are server-side only

Answer: (A)

UI policies control field behavior on forms from the client side. When a policy’s condition is met, the engine first applies the UI policy actions to the targeted fields—changing properties like visibility, read-only state, and whether a field is required. After those actions take effect, the UI policy script runs to perform any additional logic or refinements. This order—actions first, then the script—allows the script to further adjust or override behavior if needed. The other statements aren’t accurate: UI policies are client-side, they can be tested by manipulating forms and conditions, and they aren’t server-side only.

UI policies control field behavior on forms from the client side. When a policy’s condition is met, the engine first applies the UI policy actions to the targeted fields—changing properties like visibility, read-only state, and whether a field is required. After those actions take effect, the UI policy script runs to perform any additional logic or refinements. This order—actions first, then the script—allows the script to further adjust or override behavior if needed. The other statements aren’t accurate: UI policies are client-side, they can be tested by manipulating forms and conditions, and they aren’t server-side only.